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Old 04-11-2011, 10:17 PM
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I'm going to add something here, I might be wrong, but I might also be right.

I believe the shockwaves caused showing the "smokey bubble" has a lot to do with humidity as well. Can anyone approve of this?

Vietnam is especially humid and I believe the shockwave could have caused moist air to vapourize and create this effect a lot easier. Also like aircraft wingtip contrails are dependant on the weather conditions

Just me trying to be all scientific here

EDIT:

LOL, Letum beat me to it by 8 minutes :p Man I'm slow
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