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116:09:50
P
Yes, that's where your greens come from too, I think.
116:09:55
C
Yes.
116:09:59
C
Now looking at the horizon you see, very vividly, clouds.
116:10:04
C
Not a smooth horizon - it would be very difficult to make a reading on that horizon, too.
116:10:07
P
Yes. That's right. As a matter of fact, the horizon which we were making readings on at night is probably that lower airglow air above the earth.
116:10:21
C
Now you notice the blue is getting even brighter. You can really see daylight out there now; a thin-shafted blue sky.
116:10:28
P
As a matter of fact, Frank, I think there's more yellow over on your side than there is on mine. I bet the sun's going to come up over there.
116:10:38
P
What do you say the length of this whole light is now - the left part - what degree?
116:10:45
C
Almost 180 degrees now. I can't see the edge of it over here on my side.
116:10:47
P
You can't see the edge of it?
116:10:50
C
Just barely.
116:10:51
P
Okay. I can see the edge of it. I think if we point towards the middle, we'll be able to - she's blotting out quite rapidly now.
116:10:59
P
Yes. Now the blue area has increased. Toward the top it's lightish purple; it goes into a very light purple to blue. There's that band area that was orange and red. ... cloud forms.
116:11:33
C
Fantastic sight! Isn't it?
116:11:35
P
Yes.
116:11:36
P
Notice the blue.
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