[at-l] nasa

[David Hicks" <daveh@usit.net (David Hicks)]

As I understand it, it is a composite -- as one might assume.  How else
would one get a picture of all sides of a sphere?

If you are talking about the lights in the Atlantic a tad west of Spain,
check out the Azores and Madeira, on a globe.  If east of the Carolinians,
how about Bermuda?

I have never seen the lights of the US from this height and therefore so
much at once, but I have seen some major portions from well above commercial
flight elevations and this picture looks very realistic to me.

Chainsaw

----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul "Siler" Haan" <siler@voyager.net>
To: "AT List" <at-l@backcountry.net>
Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 4:50 PM
Subject: [at-l] nasa


> If those are lights, they must of taken the snapshot during an eclipse.
> It's night everywhere!
>
> (and there's some darn big cities in the middle of the North Atlantic!
> Atlantis???).
>
> Siler
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