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Originally posted by Signals
what is your location OP?
Originally posted by Arolexion
reply to post by Signals
Carribean close to Dominican republic.
Originally posted by mysterioustranger
Yeah like...you do realize its not night where all of us are, its not the same time zone, and forever you thread here is going to be telling anyone reading......5 years from now...to "go outside and look..."
We arent where you are now...and still wont be in 5 years...nor its it night right now where I am...so...
At least THINK about threading when you do...after you post anything...its not BREAKING!, IMPORTANT! or HAPPENING NOW!'....because it wont be breaking anymore...we cant go out and look at it...and it will have happened already.....sigh
A thought lasts a second....but your thread....forever....and so in ICELAND....next year some morning...no one will understand what the heck you were going on about...sorry
PS Its also not an ECLIPSE...its a ring...shadow...whateveredit on 06-10-2010 by mysterioustranger because: (no reason given)
22º radius halos are visible all over the world and throughout the year. Look out for them (eye care!) whenever the sky is wisped or hazed with thin cirrus clouds. These clouds are cold and contain ice crystals in even the hottest climes.
The halo is large. Stretch out the fingers of your hand at arms length. The tips of the thumb and little finger then subtend roughly 20°. Place your thumb over the the sun and the halo will be near the little finger tip.
The halo is always the same diameter regardless of its position in the sky. Sometimes only parts of the complete circle are visible.
Much smaller coloured rings around the sun or moon are a corona produced by water droplets rather than ice crystals.
Originally posted by abeverage
I mean no sarcasm here but people really need to look up and look around more often.
Oh and eclipse means to cover or obscure not a halo or circle. Although I will say I have a nice laugh.