Moon Halo / Parry Arc
Taken by Michael Crawford on March 3, 2015 @ Bright Moon Dogs and Moon Halo, with arc making 260 degree horizontal reflection (Tangent Arc). Venus is shining bright on the far right. Sony a6000 - 10 shot Panorama
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  Camera Used: "SONY" "ILCE-6000"
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Date Taken: 2015:03:03 21:28:12
 
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Bright Moon Dogs and Moon Halo, with arc making 260 degree horizontal reflection (Tangent Arc). Sony a6000 - 10 shot Panorama
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http://ctkmedia.smugmug.com
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Its a great display, compliments for this image! We see a faint Parry arc indeed, but much more halo forms as well. The horizontal reflection is not a tangent arc (thats the arc above and below the moon, tangent to the circular halo) but the paraselenic ring. Bright moondogs with Lowitz arcs are present as well, and other parhelia (60 degs, Liljequist) at the right. A faint 46 degs infralateral arc is right below the right parhelion. At the right, some faint light pillars are visible too, formed by Venus and earthbound light sources.
Regards, Peter Paul Hattinga Verschure
Posted by pphv 2015-03-06 02:44:47
 
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