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This is high tech talk stuff that weather men talk aboutInteresting for the laymen like me, It's another from NASA Photo of the day site. Worth a look it does'nt go long
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120723.html Wish they'd show a few more , There's probably some links , Have a good day - Bill
Last edited by William; 27-07-2012 at 5:14pm.
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wow cool!!
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That's amazing!! the things slow motion can do eh!
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Pretty awesome hay Bill. Thanks for posting the link mate..
Now that was pretty cool, interesting to see the structure form and dissipate
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very nice Bill. Thats a lot of fps.....crikey.
Graeme
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It's a lot of fps, but there's a video somewhere of bullets hitting targets at 1mill fps, now THAT's a lot of fps.
However, that's not to say that this wasn't incredible. It was REALLY incredible.
Thanks for sharing.
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