This week, as Zach and I arrived in the parking lot at the Golden Phoenix Chinese buffet in lovely Niskayuna, New York, I spied in the sky above a curious shimmering rainbow-like cloud or contrail. I took a number of stills. While the photos don't really due justice to the cloud phenomenon observed, I post them here for your viewing pleasure. The quiet Tim W2QAC referred to this cloud type as a "Mare's Tail".
WHAT'S GOIN' ON HERE?
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The paperback volume Kana de Manga: Japanese Sound FX is authored by Glen Kardy and illustrated by Chihiro Hattori and offers some interesti...
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This week, as Zach and I arrived in the parking lot at the Golden Phoenix Chinese buffet in lovely Niskayuna, New York, I spied in the sky a...
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Bill, . I used to listen too TWIAR every week on my way to work and totally loved it of course... well I don't exactly know what happe...
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Here's a web page I came across last night. One could imagine George Takei a.k.a. Star Trek's Mister Sulu dulcetly (such a word?...
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A few weeks back, while doing a random Google search on "sound effects", I came across references to "Japanese Sound Effects...
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. This last Sunday, a bunch of hams got together at the Empire State Plaza in downtown Albany for The Great Train Extravaganza! In attend...
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Here, in no particular order, are a few recent e-mail requests for an Official This Week in Amateur Radio QSL Card. The more traditional pat...
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What follows is some correspondence with a fellow Sound Effects Aficionado. I thought I would publish some of the content to show that we ca...
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. So MNOAOS Zach and I got together this Monday evening with our very own Bill W2XOY. We made the scene at the classic old folks watering ho...
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. Please make point to download this week's editions of This Week In Amateur Radio and This Week In Amateur Radio International for th...
Showing posts with label Aerial phenomena. Show all posts
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Sunday, July 3, 2011
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