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OKAY Click here for Video 12-2012 No 1
This Page is for Photos For Y'all to see instead of emailing Them New photos will be added to the top, when the page get too full I'll remove some from the bottom
From the NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day Web Site: http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
A Supercell Thunderstorm Cloud Over Montana Credit & Copyright: Sean R. Heavey Explanation: Is that a spaceship or a cloud? Although it may seem like an alien mothership, it's actually a impressive thunderstorm cloud called a supercell. Such colossal storm systems center on mesocyclones - rotating updrafts that can span several kilometers and deliver torrential rain and high winds including tornadoes. Jagged sculptured clouds adorn the supercell's edge, while wind swept dust and rain dominate the center. A tree waits patiently in the foreground. The above supercell cloud was photographed in July west of Glasgow, Montana, USA, caused minor damage, and lasted several hours before moving on. *************************************************************************************************************************
Feb 3, 2008
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Out our Living room window Monday 12/10/2007AM *************************************************************************************************************************
Here are some photos sent to us by Sugie of some deer over by Eagleville, Note: the Black one *************************************************************************************************************************
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The Sky in Motion Explanation: Still need to come up with a good new year's resolution? Consider one appropriate for 2009, the International Year of Astronomy; just look up -- experience, learn, and enjoy the changing sky. This 4-minute, time-lapse video is composed from a series of 7,000 images highlighting much of what you could see. Arcing through the sky in a stately reflection of planet Earth's own rotation are Moon, Sun and stars. But the sequence also features satellites and meteors streaking overhead, clouds moving along the horizon changing in a beautiful iridescence, and beaming crepuscular rays.
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