Showing posts with label Night. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Night. Show all posts

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Amazing Scenes of World at Night

Roger E -Painting a Waterfall
Daniel Cheong - Skybar
Jim Downie - Moon Sign
Bob West
Janek Skarzynski
Alcove
Bastian Groove - Circus Krone in Augsburg - Germany
Matt Reinbold - Pavillion in Red
Jose Maria Cuellar - Waterworld
Jose Maria Cuellar - Burning Rome
Daniel Cheong - The Jewel of Dubai
Nada Stankova - Just another tower shot...
Kirk Marshall - The Zipper
Victor Shilo - Night view of Niagara Falls
Kevin McNeal - Out At Sea Ruby Beach Olympic Coast
Gerrit Wenz - Night Walk
oriana.italy - Blue Moon Night.........
Terri Beitzel - That's the Sun
Oliver Wu - Niagara Falls at Night
Daniel Cheong - Primordial Elements
Wes Thomas - Foggy Night Continued
- Kevin McNeal - Shi Shi Beach SunBurst
Mac_Raw - Starry Night
Kevin McNeal - Walking On water
Matthías Ásgeirsson - The moon through a telescope
Örvar Atli Þorgeirsson - Sweep over Mt. Esja
Örvar Atli Þorgeirsson - Vífilfell Erupting
Örvar Atli Þorgeirsson - Night Watch
Örvar Atli Þorgeirsson - Emergency Shelter
Geoff Coleman - Possession
Neil Creek - Night Sky Over the Church of the Good Shepherd .
Matthías Ásgeirsson - Fireworks at new years eve
Anthony James - Liftoff
Toby Keller
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Monday, November 10, 2008

Earth At Night

Beautiful photographs of Earth taken from space. Pictures of the Earth’s continents are really amazing.





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Friday, September 12, 2008

Night Sky - Scene of a Dream

When asked the color of the night sky, it is tempting to say, “black, of course!” However, that is not really correct. It looks black to us because there is not enough light to stimulate the color-sensitive cones in our eyes, even though there is light in the nighttime sky, and it has color. Away from city lights or other interfering light sources, the night sky,illuminated by moonlight is blue,
similar to the sunlit daytime sky.Moonlight is simply reflected sunlight, which is still scattered by air molecules in the Rayleigh fashion that gives rise to a blue sky. Therefore, with a full moon out, the night sky is blue. We cannot see the blue because moonlight, which is about 10 million times weaker than sunlight, is not bright enough to stimulate our color vision.
























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