An already promising, early-stage sunset sky of golden cirrus fibratus (above shaded altostratus) became weird when a fresh contrail appeared to spear the waxing crescent moon! The plane is a faint dot at the left tip of the “spear”. Of course, this was a fantastic, low-probability, coincidental superposition, thanks to a Boston-to-Paris flight I noticed on a tracking app. A lot of aviation from the East Coast to Europe heads out in late afternoon and passes coastal Maine near sunset time; I was on one such flight from Boston to Reykjavik over eight years before this. As usual here on SkyPix, click the image for a larger view.
1 SSE Trenton ME (1 Oct 22) Looking SSW
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