File:Gravity Waves Associated with Calbuco Volcanic Eruption.gif

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Description	English: Suomi NPP overflew the erupting Calbuco Volcano in southern Chile around 0509 UTC or 2:09 am local time on 23 April 2015. The image above is the VIIRS 11.45 µm infrared imagery (click here for a similar view). The shock of the volcanic eruption generated mesospheric gravity waves (or “mesospheric airglow waves”) that were evident in the Day/Night Band, shown in the toggle below between the 11.45 µm and the night-time visible imagery. No lunar illumination was present, so the waves were apparent via the Earth’s airglow as the primary light source; this “night glow” is emitted from a variety of high-altitude (80-105 km) gases located near the mesopause (reference).
Date	23 April 2015
Source	http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/goes/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/IO5_DNB_04315_0509_Calbuco_VolGW.gif
Author	VIIRS images courtesy of William Straka, SSEC

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