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I hope Calot was wearing his tinfoil hat!Chemtrails of the iluminati.
Triple Nickel wrote:This is caused by the aerplane wings flying through moist air at high altitude. The air above the wings is more compressed than normal en causes a cloud-vortex. In ideal conditions, such as this photo, the sun relects on the ice christals and beautifull rainbow colors appear.
The effect can be very photogenic:http://www.rkellenaers-photography.nl/p ... 3/edf2e84a
Greetz, Ron
Bennie wrote:It's not an A380 you photographed/digitalized....
Errr... That would make it a very undynamic wing...Triple Nickel wrote: The air above the wings is more compressed than normal
Lift is generated because the airflow over a wing takes longer than under the wing, creating a dynamic pressure difference which pushes the wing up. I see a B747 as well.......Flyboy wrote:It looks a lot like a Thai 747-400.
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