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This may be common as old boots, but the first time I've seen it.
Last night, around midnight, hazy, (no stars visible) and the moon had a "rain tomorrow" (not yet!) fuzzy halo, there was a clear compltete bright circle all round it at quite a distance. The moon was close to fully overhead. The radius was about a hand lengthways span at arms length, say about 15 degrees. Is this a common phenomenon?, I've not seen it before, and is the clear complete circle common. I guess it's like rainbows, or sundogs, but would appreciate confirmation thanx mike |
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