One thought on “A lower tangent arc and halo spotted over northern Kentucky, US.”
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Photo Editor says: More information on the links about the lower tangent arc….
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2 thoughts on “Marc Laplante”
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Carolyn Johannesen says:
A “Lively” sky indeed. Surely there can’t be many people that have seen this :D
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Paul Laplante says:
Didn’t know we had so much happening in the photo. Thanks for the details.
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Ian says:
IanL….
Many thanks to Les Cowley of Atmospheric Optics http://www.atoptics.co.uk/
for the detailed identification.
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3 thoughts on “The Eiffel tower spotted on a flight to Mallorca from Frankfurt, actually nowhere near Paris.They are in fact examples of sub horizon ice halos. A subsun with a lower sun pillar plus a 22 degree halo and a lower tangent arc. Many thanks to Les Cowley of Atmospheric Optics for his assistance in identifying this phenomena”
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2 thoughts on “Identification labels for previous photo. (Thanks Les)”
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Øivind Moen, Stavanger, Norwa says:
This photo is very good. Still don't understand it, but I do feel a bit smarter. (Thanks Ian and Les.)
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Pretty amazing, snowy, late-winter picture, John!
Looks like you could almost enter the grand-arch rainbow diamond-dust cave entrance at the bottom of the mountain and enter into a cave system. The majestic mountain peaks almost above rise up to the cloudy heavens and appear to float on the lower-level stratus clouds gradually lifting due to the weak late-winter sun’s heat. From Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia