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Old October 20th 03, 03:16 AM
Michael A. Covington
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Default Not so faint fuzzy tonight?


"Mike Ruskai" wrote in message
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I can only guess it was a small noctilucent cloud, since there's no trace
of anything like it tonight.


Need not have been noctilucent -- could have been an ordinary cloud
illuminated by town lights below.

There have been many instances of small clouds being mistaken for newly
discovered comets, and occasionally the opposite!


 




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