On The Horizon by dakotabluemoon
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Last night when i was out with my dogs i looked up at the sky to see the stars and wow i was amazed to see these strange strings all straight lines hanging in the sky some North and just a few South but i have never seen this before and would love to know what it was i had seen very strange long strings.
Comments (15)
lovely photo and very beautiful sky!!
excellent photo
Lovely shot.
I've always thought these were caused by jet planes-? The colors are very impressive!
Very beautiful sky colour and silhouette line!
WOW.......Magnificent view my dear, these are the images where we see the face of good!
Oh WOW!!! Beautiful!!!
You get such beautiful captures where you live my friend, beautiful work again :)
What a totally magic scene. Well done!
A NEW TERRIFIC IMAGE!
Wow! Thats wonderful!!! Have a nice weekend my friend!
'''i have never seen this before and would love to know what it was i had seen very strange long strings.'' HELLO! TallPockets calls them ''Sky Spaghetti '' .... Or they're playin' TIC, TAC, TOE up there. WINK. (Q: Did T.P. tell ya' that he once saw an ECLIPSE o' the SUN and did NOT heed the WARNINGS to NOT look DIRECTLY into it? Thus, his "VISIONS". SMILES). BEAUTIFUL scene/shot, dbm!
Beautiful capture. Call your local weather station and ask them if there was anything happening, like Northern Lights.
Gorgeous capture of this sunset. Dana
Thats easy, they are jet airliner contrails. They leave vapour trails when the atmospheric conditions are right and the upper winds are quiet. In europe they are pretty much a permanent part of the skyscape. Here in Australia they aren't common at all though our air traffic is much less as well.