
Noctilucent cloud - Wikipedia
Noctilucent clouds (NLCs), or night shining clouds, [1] are tenuous cloud-like phenomena in the upper atmosphere of Earth. When viewed from space, they are called polar mesospheric …
Noctilucent clouds — Everything you need to know | Space
2024年6月5日 · Noctilucent clouds are rare high-altitude clouds visible only under certain conditions. They form during the summer months and appear after sunset as delicate, wispy...
夜光云 - 百度百科
夜光云(Noctilucent cloud),又被称为极地中气层云,是指深曙暮期间出现于地球高纬度地区高空的一种发光而透明的波状云。 它一般都需要有三个条件:低温、水蒸汽和尘埃,这样水蒸 …
Noctilucent cloud | Polar Mesosphere, Nocturnal & Stratospheric ...
Noctilucent cloud, rare cloud form, probably composed of ice crystals and dust from meteor smoke, that occurs at a higher altitude than any other cloud form (about 82 km [50 miles]). The …
Noctilucent Clouds: Definition, Formation, Facts
2024年12月20日 · Noctilucent clouds are the coldest clouds on Earth with temperatures ranging from -120°C (-184°F) to -150°C (-238°F). Noctilucent clouds are classified as cloud …
夜光云 - 维基百科,自由的百科全书
在 中国 大兴安岭地区 漠河县, 夏至 午夜北方天空的夜光云和 曙暮光。 夜光雲 或 夜間雲 是由 水冰 構成,并较为稀薄的雲,普遍出現在上層 大氣層 的 極地中層雲,可以在深沉的 曙暮光 中 …
Noctilucent clouds (polar mesospheric clouds) - International Cloud …
Clouds resembling wispy Cirrus, but usually with a bluish or silvery colour; they stand out against the dark night sky well past summer sunset because they are in the mesosphere. Noctilucent …
NASA – Noctilucent Clouds - Science@NASA
2024年10月11日 · Noctilucent clouds, also known as polar mesospheric clouds, form in a part of the atmosphere roughly 50 to 86 kilometers (30 to 54 miles) above the surface of our planet. In …
Noctilucent Clouds | NCEI - National Oceanic and Atmospheric …
Noctilucent Clouds (NLCs) are high-altitude wispy-like clouds formed from ice crystals within the mesosphere at ~80km. Sometimes referred to as polar mesospheric clouds, NLCs are …
Noctilucent clouds | EBSCO Research Starters
Noctilucent clouds are thin, high-altitude clouds that form at altitudes of about 85 kilometers in the mesosphere, primarily at very high latitudes beyond 50° from the equator. They are most …