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strange looking sunset

Created by bryan bryan  > 9 months ago, 26 Jul 2014
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bryan
bryan

WA

121 posts

26 Jul 2014 3:58pm
Was packing up after a day of landsailing on Lake Lefroy when I noticed a second "sun" in the sunset. Never seen a sunset like it, no idea what caused it. Temperature inversion, ice crystals, ???



Rupert
Rupert

TAS

2967 posts

26 Jul 2014 8:24pm
Certainly an interesting pic 'bryan' and I really can't offer up any explanations, but no doubt our resident loons will come up with an appropriate conspiracy theory to suit.
DaylightDebt
DaylightDebt

WA

296 posts

26 Jul 2014 6:44pm
I have seeen this before, Star Wars! the planet where Luke come from.
FormulaNova
FormulaNova

WA

15090 posts

26 Jul 2014 6:59pm
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bryan said..
Was packing up after a day of landsailing on Lake Lefroy when I noticed a second "sun" in the sunset. Never seen a sunset like it, no idea what caused it. Temperature inversion, ice crystals, ???






Is it the moon?
Darkspi
Darkspi

SA

171 posts

26 Jul 2014 8:40pm
lols moon, cant happen on this planet. photoshop??
bryan
bryan

WA

121 posts

26 Jul 2014 8:53pm
It is a real scene, no photoshop. Not the moon,check the times for sunset and moon set. It, whatever it was,made a reflection on the wet salt.
saltiest1
saltiest1

NSW

2562 posts

26 Jul 2014 11:45pm
one for dr karl
Mastbender
Mastbender

1972 posts

27 Jul 2014 12:30am
Here in the U.S. those are called "sun dogs", and yes, those are ice crystals that form the rainbow spot which is all that it is.
Rails
Rails

QLD

1371 posts

27 Jul 2014 8:15am
ice bearing cirrus formations in that pic
ka43
ka43

NSW

3097 posts

27 Jul 2014 12:02pm
Chemtrails gone feral???
smicko
smicko

WA

2503 posts

27 Jul 2014 12:16pm
I reckon mastbenders got it. If you google sundog image you'll see they all appear at 22* from the sun which is about where that one is too.
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