22° Halo, 9° Halo and Moondogs

	Duration: 43 seconds Upload Time: 07-02-24 02:35:16 User: 06solareclipse :::: Favorites
Description: Atmospheric halos series part II: A nice lunar halo display was captured by the Mt. Gaebris camera on Feb/23/2007. 22° halo is common, also moondogs, but 9° halo is rare. It is caused by pyramidal shaped ice crystals.
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wolflore ::: Favorites that was vary cool. 07-02-24 15:11:10 _____________________________________________________
06solareclipse ::: Favorites Hotpixel, an artifact from CCD cameras in low light conditions. 07-02-24 17:54:27 _____________________________________________________
sprichbeeke ::: Favorites So beautiful! Since I live in Canada..I have seen many Sundogs...but did never notice, or even knew, that Moondogs exist...Thanks for your video! 07-02-25 00:12:10 _____________________________________________________
hagirl62 ::: Favorites WOW AMAZING. Are those UFOs also? 07-02-25 19:44:46 _____________________________________________________
dizzyeskimos ::: Favorites wat is this i diddnt even see anything 07-03-16 18:50:56 _____________________________________________________
bjoybeads ::: Favorites speaking of Moondogs, Johnny & the Moondogs was one of the original names of John Lennon's band before they became the Beatles. And look under Beatles Shakespeare skit & you will see George Harrison playing the part of the man in the moon with his "dog". 07-03-24 00:39:46 _____________________________________________________
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dizzyeskimos ::: Favorites once again i'll say it i dont know what im looking at and ive seen many things but i just dont see it 07-03-24 23:36:55 _____________________________________________________
ericka0001 ::: Favorites Wow! Beautiful=) Thank you for the video...creation is so beautiful! 07-04-08 09:45:25 _____________________________________________________
metamaterial ::: Favorites Everything that moves with the moon, more or less. The 22° halo's at the same distance as the spots that show up to the left and right of the moon at about :40, which are the moondogs. The smaller 9° halo is more in evidence about :25. The zipping things are humans: pay no attention to them. 07-07-05 22:13:42 _____________________________________________________
shutterbug29 ::: Favorites omg that was awesome..... 5 stars thanks for posting ;) 07-08-13 22:42:14 _____________________________________________________