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| Distance | 302 Kilometers |
| By | Antoine Mangiavacca |
| Camera | Nikon D600 |
| Lens | ED80 APO Refractor Telescope |
| Date | October 29th 2015 |
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High quality input this time from Antoine, Canigó from St. Beaume at 302 km. A classic view that never gets old and even more with this image with superb detail and contrasts.
Antoine quotes: “A wonderful dusk that revealed a clear view of the Canigou and his surrounding, thanks to “udeuschle” I was able to know the max distance of this picture which is 302km. I was theoretically able to see mountains near 320km but they were hidden by clouds.
Archives from Meteociel for October 30th at 0000UTC is as follows:
We have choosen the time mark of October 30th 0000UTC as this picture was taken on the afternoon and this is the closest point to the original image date.
A big ridge and a system of high pressure is set over South Europe leading to clear air a higher than usual temperatures, a typical sign of increasing visibility dua to our experience.
Antoine has also done this magnificient simulation of the view:
And we also have received this panoramic view of the conditions around Canigó the day of this sighting:
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Antoine, magnifique. J’espère voir cela et d’autres images avec une résolution supérieure
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how could u see that distance on a globe
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puedes poner la altura del observador? es que hay inútiles usando tus fotos para decir que ola tierra es plana
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Hola Toni. No se porqué no se quiere entender lo de la refracción… Y me sorprende que se utilizen las fotos de distancia para argumentar a favor de la planitud de la Tierra cuando precisamente las fotos ayudan para darse cuenta de lo contrario..
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