Part of a Halocomplex by RNitze
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Description
Here you can see a part of a Halocomplex. A Halocomplex is a group of five or more different Halos in the same time. There must be two or more diffent types of icecrystals in the sky to produce a halocomplex. This halocomplex showed 5 different halos. In this picture you can see 3 of them. You can see a zirkumzenith arc connected with a supralateral arc (top) and an upper tangent arc (bottom).
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Comments (3)
PapaGuru
Very interesting again, will look more in the sky :)
gizmo563
Wow that is a really neat shot. Good eye for catching it.
jcv2
Impressive capture, love to see these phenomenons in the sky! Only for optimists how look up to the sky :)