Photographing Clouds From An Airplane
Photographing Clouds From An Airplane
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Measurements Up to 108, 000 Feet Alti- tude In the summer of 1913 cloud investi- gations were carried on by the aid of free balloons. For example, the balloon soundings at Avalon in July and August descending and therefore becomin L-rniost secrets of the clouds. The re- mine whether a towering thunderhead is a cloud or a mist-covered mountain. At first sight it was somewhat terri- fying, for the plane was apparently headed for destruction. But like Bun- yan's lions their appearance only was ter...rifying. Anticipation Far Exceeded Realization It was observed especially whether the eddying wind movement in the vi- cinity of these clouds affected the be- havior of the ship. It did not. Perhaps it was owing to the skill of the navi- gator take a good sailor nough to obscure the light, and t of the journey was like travel- or rolling. LEAVING ROCKWELL FIELD (ELEV. 2250 FEET) 3:45 p. M. July 17, 1919 Camera faced E This photoi/i-fiph xhon-s Coronado from Rocku-ell Field. To the north may be seen San Diego bay, with the San T>iego-Coronado Ferry slip.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Measurements Up to 108, 000 Feet Alti- tude In the summer of 1913 cloud investi- gations were carried on by the aid of free balloons. For example, the balloon soundings at Avalon in July and August descending and therefore becomin L-rniost secrets of the clouds. The re- mine whether a towering thunderhead is a cloud or a mist-covered mountain. At first sight it was somewhat terri- fying, for the plane was apparently headed for destruction. But like Bun- yan's lions their appearance only was ter...rifying. Anticipation Far Exceeded Realization It was observed especially whether the eddying wind movement in the vi- cinity of these clouds affected the be- havior of the ship. It did not. Perhaps it was owing to the skill of the navi- gator take a good sailor nough to obscure the light, and t of the journey was like travel- or rolling. LEAVING ROCKWELL FIELD (ELEV. 2250 FEET) 3:45 p. M. July 17, 1919 Camera faced E This photoi/i-fiph xhon-s Coronado from Rocku-ell Field. To the north may be seen San Diego bay, with the San T>iego-Coronado Ferry slip.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ford a Ford Ashman Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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