Sky is an environment we are being in while we are at work. Take a break and have a look inside this domain.
It is not only ABOVE us, but pretty much all AROUND, and there’s quite a bit below. As much as you can cram into 15, 20, or 41 thousand feet of space vertically.
Once in a while we would meet other aircraft - the sky is pretty busy environment, as a matter of fact.
Maybe, the pilots flying this NWA’s Airbus watched us too. Maybe not.
A few tiny splits of second, and we are miles apart..
..and in a few hours we would be thousands miles apart.
Not too often, but now and then we would see something interesting
We observed this light show one early morning, the sun was low, and layers of clouds on the horizon casted multiple shadows onto other clouds, and so on..
And see, this is a jet stream.
Very neat. June, 30th, 2007. The jet stream was so ‘active’ that it was leaving a ‘footprint’ of thin cirrus.
And this ’sunset shooting photo-session’ continued no longer than a couple of minutes - it appears the sun moves much faster towards the horizon as we descend
There’s always something interesting to see on the ground
Be posted at the next ‘break’
Let’s call it a day..
September 1st, 2007 at 9:58 pm
Thanks for sharing these most interesting photos.
I really enjoy seeing them.
September 2nd, 2007 at 4:09 pm
Hello,
Nice to hear from you. Thank you for visiting my ‘corner’ again.
Yes, sometimes we see ’some stuff’
You, probably saw those Flickr pictures with Moon eclipse of March, 3rd.
In my turn I wanted to ask you if you have any aviation related pictures and associated stories that we could post here, - say, something from the Calgary airport history, etc.?
If you do, we would be able to arrange this.
I put a link to your photos - that’s how YOU saw them ‘life’, eh?
And I’ll post a picture of a TV set that we used to watch the Winter Olympics of 1988. We lived in Kazan (the USSR) then, and the Olympics were in Calgary
It’s a joke, but I have to say: ‘Exchange and communication’,- we still need to keep it going. In order to ‘buffer the Clash’, to make it smooth and fun
Talk to you,
C