Due to computer problems, this post will be in English. Sorry for that, but I am on a loaned computer at the moment and for the immediately foreseeable future.
So, I recently came across a webpage of a NASAs project, titled: "The Contrail Education Project". It is very nice that NASA has such a page and that is promoting contrail education in general.
The page has some nice educational material on the types of contrails, or how they are formed.
The page also provides links to current research on contrails, a short history on the subject, the possibility of reporting observations, frequently asked questions, and other material.
Finally, I found on the webpage references to some really nice videos of air traffic:
And here are some more nice videos of air traffic:
Of course, the best reference on the net on the subject of contrails is Contrail Science, but NASA always has a nice way of approaching public outreach on scientific issues.
Cheers.
So, I recently came across a webpage of a NASAs project, titled: "The Contrail Education Project". It is very nice that NASA has such a page and that is promoting contrail education in general.
The page has some nice educational material on the types of contrails, or how they are formed.
The page also provides links to current research on contrails, a short history on the subject, the possibility of reporting observations, frequently asked questions, and other material.
Finally, I found on the webpage references to some really nice videos of air traffic:
And here are some more nice videos of air traffic:
Of course, the best reference on the net on the subject of contrails is Contrail Science, but NASA always has a nice way of approaching public outreach on scientific issues.
Cheers.
