[pics] "What Does The Doctor See Before Landing The Tardis On Earth?" [4003 × 2312]

[6Foot2]

http://spaceinimages.esa.int/var/esa/storage/images/esa_multimedia/images/2013/01/a_rare_cloud-free_view_of_ireland_great_britain_and_northern_france/12472939-1-eng-GB/A_rare_cloud-free_view_of_Ireland_Great_Britain_and_northern_France.jpg

 

Link: England and Ireland from space: Amazing satellite picture of cloudless England and Ireland.

[featured_spectre]

I object...no such thing as Britain without some sort of cloud cover.

[laserblazer]

Interesting point. The Tardis always appears to land feet first. So, unless there are windows in the floor, would he see this?

 

Great picture though. Odd that England and Wales look much greener than Ireland.

Edited January 12, 2013 by laserblazer

[SYNACK]

Interesting point. The Tardis always appears to land feet first. So, unless there are windows in the floor, would he see this?

 

Great picture though. Odd that England and Wales look much greener than Ireland.

 

Surely if he saw anything like that it would have clouds wizzing over it and plenty of day/night cycles as he approached in time as well as space.

 

As to the cloudless picture if I recall the news story right it took sifting through years of footage to get that one shot.

[6Foot2]

I object...no such thing as Britain without some sort of cloud cover.

 

Link:

[Met Office Picture Tweet]

 

Have you observed any clouds today?

 

The latest satellite imagery shows northwest Scotland is seeing the majority of them ☁️