Pic of the Day

Out of context: Reply #131439

  • Started
  • Last post
  • 131,490 Responses
  • jagara5

    Snapped a pic of this awesome looking atmospheric phenomenon, a 22° halo.

    • That looks like 360°.

      I'll see myself out.
      palimpsest
    • lolaliastime
    • It was on my birthday. A sign! Of meeting the love of my life, great coupon savings, or my death.jagara
    • One of those.jagara
    • lol paliContinuity
    • lol I’m with Pali_niko
    • Love to see em, they happen pretty often at higher latitudes. Unfortunately we were cloudless last night. Just had a boring rock floating around in the skygarbage
    • stardog?robthelad
    • It's not a sundog, they look different. Apparently, these are called sun halos.jagara
    • (Puts on nerd glasses) Correct, it's not a sundog, that's a cousin in the halo family. My favorite are black rainbows.garbage
    • Lunar bows that appear when all the forests to the west are on fire, and there's a diffusion effect of the trees as the smog up the city.garbage
    • *they smog up the city.garbage
    • I was gonna say, if youve got a decent pair of sunglasses you'll get this effect, or we're just close enough in the north jaggie coz i saw it tooArchitectofFate
    • @ArchitectofFate never experienced it before. I'm in Copenhagen, were you in Stockholm at may 6th where I saw it? :)jagara
    • ooo exact dates... but yes probably the same one a couple of weeks ago now :DArchitectofFate
    • @Arch How many bright months do you have there? Asking as somebody who has just gotten out of the long dark season in Seattle.garbage

View thread