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Very bright sun dogs in Fargo, North Dakota. Also visible are parts of the 22° halo (the arcs passing through each sun dog), a sun pillar (the vertica
Very bright sun dogs in Fargo, North Dakota. Also visible are parts of the 22° halo (the arcs passing through each sun dog), a sun pillar (the vertical line), and the parhelic circle (the horizontal line).
A right-hand sun dog in Salem, Massachusetts. Also visible are a Parry arc, an upper tangent arc, a 22° halo, and part of the parhelic circle.
A right-hand sun dog in Salem, Massachusetts. Also visible are a Parry arc, an upper tangent arc, a 22° halo, and part of the parhelic circle.
Sun dogs in Hesse, Germany
Sun dogs in Hesse, Germany
A sun dog in Saskatoon, Canada
A sun dog in Saskatoon, Canada
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A colorful sky is often due to indirect sunlight being scattered off air molecules and particulates, like smog, soot, and cloud droplets, as shown in
A colorful sky is often due to indirect sunlight being scattered off air molecules and particulates, like smog, soot, and cloud droplets, as shown in this photo of a sunset during the October 2007 California wildfires.
When seen from a high altitude, as here from an airplane, the sky's color varies from pale to dark at elevations toward the zenith.
When seen from a high altitude, as here from an airplane, the sky's color varies from pale to dark at elevations toward the zenith.
Purple sky on the La Silla Observatory.
Purple sky on the La Silla Observatory.
An occurrence of altocumulus and cirrocumulus cloud iridescence
An occurrence of altocumulus and cirrocumulus cloud iridescence