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Ring Around The Sun
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COMMENT 299042
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2012-07-18 03:50 PM |
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Interesting challenge! Thanks for posting. I hope you were joking about your blindness - I've been caught off guard by the brightness of an object ( a marshmallow in a solar cooker of all things!) and the resulting spot in my vision was very scary!
Did you try a polarizing filter? That might help... where's a Brooks graduate when you need them? :-)
If you figure out a better way, post again!
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COMMENT 299046
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2012-07-18 03:54 PM |
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Cirrus clouds I think are generated when fast winds at high altitude sweep the tops of thunderstorm "heads" downwind. Meaning that thunderstorms are on the way--sometimes at least. The solar halo is the same effect as a lunar halo--also not that easy to photograph. Thanks for sharing this!
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COMMENT 299049P
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2012-07-18 04:00 PM |
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Really cool, I didn't even know this could happen to the sun, only the moon! Thanks!
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