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Cool picture (pg. 3)
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| Pariah Cleric |
Wallpaper I made. :) |
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| Azz3D |
more auroras:
amazing simply breathtaking
more auroral images @ www.spaceweather.com by the way |
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| Laughingfennec |
| wowww i love that thread, but unfortunately i don't know how to post a pic (?) (sorry for my ignorance, what do u need to post a pic?) thanx ;) |
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| D-res |
find a pic on google or wherever. right click on the pic and goto properties. copy the address.
when you go to post click the button above the text box that says "IMG" and paste the address in there.
otherwise you can manually type the following
[img]
paste the addres next to that and then finish it with:
[/img] |
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| Laughingfennec |
| ok many thanx i will try. |
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| Platinum_Trance |
| some amazing pics here :) |
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| clubbersking2001 |
| Makes a good desktop theme :D |
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| Flyboy217 |
| quote: | Originally posted by N|te-L|fe
I just found this pic to be very beautiful and dreamy.. auroras are so cool, and they must be a rather impressive sight during a cold night in Antarctica..
just tought I'd share it with you :) |
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Amazing pic! Thanks for sharing.
Although there are auroras in Antarctica (Aurora Australis), you'll find the most spectacular ones in the northern hemisphere (in Canada, for example)--the Aurora Borealis, or "Northern Lights." |
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| super-styleR |
| Those nothern lights are the most beautiful things that we see on earth without a doubt :) Amazing. |
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| fbgdavidson |
55,000ft?
The clouds are too thick and too close to the camera for it to be that high. For some perspective this is the view from 58,000ft and you can see the aircraft at 35,000ft as little spots on the clouds going backwards! :cool: The sky above you at that height is eerily indigo
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