Himos, Finnország - 2009. december 14.Himos, Finland - 14 December 2009.
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[...] This year was the first day of Pentecost on the nones of June; and on the Tuesday following were seen four circles at mid-day about the sun, of a white hue, each described under the other as if they were measured. All that saw it wondered; for they never remembered such before. (The Peterborough Chronicle, 1104 A.D.)
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Ha a fotó mellett nincs hely és idő megjelölve, akkor azok Vecsésen a bejegyzés napján készültek.
If I do not indicate when and where the images were taken, they are from Vecsés, Hungary, and were photographed on the day of the posting.
If I do not indicate when and where the images were taken, they are from Vecsés, Hungary, and were photographed on the day of the posting.
Posts
Keresőmotor - Halo search engine (by Vladimir Galynsky)
Ice Crystal Halos
Nap & Hold - Sun & Moon
A jelenségek magyarázata - Explanations of Phenomena
- 120° parhelia
- 18° halo
- 22° halo
- 22° parhelion / sundog
- 46° halo
- 9° halo
- Alexander's dark band
- anthelion
- anti-crepuscular rays
- aureole
- Belf of Venus
- Bishop's ring
- circumhorizon arc
- circumscribed halo
- circumzenithal arc
- cirrocumulus (Cc)
- cirrostratus (Cs)
- cirrus (Ci)
- cloud shadow
- contrail shadow
- corona
- crepuscular rays
- cumulonimbus (Cb)
- dewbow
- distrail
- Earth's shadow
- elliptical halos
- glory
- heiligenschein
- hole punch cloud
- infralateral arc
- iridescent cloud
- Kelvin-Helmholtz
- mammatus cloud
- mirage
- mother-of-pearl clouds (PSC)
- noctilucent clouds
- opposition effect
- pale sunset
- parhelic circle
- rainbow spokes
- secondary rainbow
- spider web bow
- squall line
- sun pillar
- supernumerary arcs
- supralateral arc
- tangent arcs
- twinned rainbow
- Wegener arc
Hasznos linkek - Useful Links
Egyéb légköroptikás oldalak - Other Pages on Atmospheric Optics
- Alex légköroptika blog
- Alex légköroptikás oldala
- Atmospheric Phenomena
- EPOD - Earth Science Picture of the Day
- Günther Können
- Halo Forum
- Halo reports (old site)
- Halo reports - Ice Crystal Halos (new site)
- Jari Luomanen
- Jarmo Moilanen's site
- Jukka Ruoskanen
- Legfrissebb cseh képek / The latest Czech photos
- Les Cowley's site on atmospheric optics
- Lucio Furlanetto
- Légköroptika.hu
- Marko Krusel
- Marko Krusel's blog
- Marko Mikkilä
- Marko Riikonen
- MetNet - égrenéző
- NLC Observers' Homepage
- Noli légköroptikás oldala
- Paraselene.de
- Photo gallery
- SpaceWeather.com
- Színpompás égi fények - Kis légköroptikai lexikon
- Weather Photography by Harald Edens
- World Database of Rare Halos
- Гало by Vladimir Galynsky
Egyéb blogok - Other blogs
Archívum - Blog Archive
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- Karácsonyi szivárvány - Christmas Rainbow
- Melléknap - Parhelion
- Lámpás Halók Himosból- Spotlight Halo Displays fro...
- Diffuse Arcs and Subanthelic Arcs
- Felszíni 22° halo - Surface 22° Halo
- Almelléknapok és alsó parhélikus kör - Subparhelia...
- Fényoszlopok - Light Pillars
- Gyémántpor - Diamond Dust
- Naposzlopok és melléknapok - Pillars and Parhelia
- Felszíni almelléknapok - Surface Subparhelia
- Moilanen-ív - Moilanen-arc
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Látogatók - Visitors
2 comments:
Your week in Finland was quite busy !
Yesterday I got huge streetlight pillars...the snowguns are all off so the crystals were all natural air born.
Unfortunately the crystal quality on ground was poor and only a moderate and somewhat broad lamp pillar was observed.
It was, indeed :)
Great that you got even those pillars! Natural diamond dust is really rare, so you were at the right place at the right time.
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