almost positive it's a circumhorizontal arc. I think there's another phenomina which can appear in the same area of the sky relative to the sun which the arc does, but the spectacular coloration of the circumhorizontal arc should distinguish it from anything else yolu will see in the sky in that location
Hey, this is NOT a circumhorizontal arc. This is a chemical rainbow as far as I am concerned. It has no defining shape, like an arc, therefore it is not natural in my opinion. Especially with all those chemtrail clouds i see in your video near it. Don't take my word though, look up rainbow clouds and chemtrails.... then decide for yourself. Thx for posting.
@Codenamelumiere People and their stupid chemcaial bullshit. Maybe some real science will straighten you out. This is an example of what is called an Ice Halo. That means when tiny ice crystals high in the sky are uniform and of specific shapes and sizes, they act like a prisim and can create a variety of "rainbows" in the sky all year around since no matter what the temperature is at the surface, there is ALWAYS ice a few miles up.
@Codenamelumiere As for the shape, just because not an entire Arc is visible doesn't mean that it is not still a CHA. Due to it's pure rainbow like colors and position in the sky, it is Still considered a Fragment of a Circumhorizon Arc. If you are still not convinced, I have a perfect website to show you with Ice Halos and many other Atmospheric Optics displays that can Naturally be seen
Yes, that is a Circumhorizon Arc or a CHA. The high summer Sun enables this arc to be above the horizon and be visible. It most certainly is a rare but powerful beauty
That's a 'refracto-prismatic plane', not a 'circumhorizontal arc'.
OverlyExcitedNewJack 8 months ago
almost positive it's a circumhorizontal arc. I think there's another phenomina which can appear in the same area of the sky relative to the sun which the arc does, but the spectacular coloration of the circumhorizontal arc should distinguish it from anything else yolu will see in the sky in that location
VicTheMouth 10 months ago
those are chem-trial clouds!
Getdamoneyng0 11 months ago
Cloud iridescence does not look like that and nor does it occur that far from the sun, and if it was there would be many other examples in the cloud.
nickbhalo 1 year ago
Yes, it is a circumhorizontal arc.
nickbhalo 1 year ago
This is probably an instance of cloud iridescence. It's common with cirrus clouds. Check out any beginning meteorological textbook.
A circumhorizontal arc has a more definite curved shape forming part of a halo around the sun.
bapyou 1 year ago
Hey, this is NOT a circumhorizontal arc. This is a chemical rainbow as far as I am concerned. It has no defining shape, like an arc, therefore it is not natural in my opinion. Especially with all those chemtrail clouds i see in your video near it. Don't take my word though, look up rainbow clouds and chemtrails.... then decide for yourself. Thx for posting.
Codenamelumiere 1 year ago
@Codenamelumiere People and their stupid chemcaial bullshit. Maybe some real science will straighten you out. This is an example of what is called an Ice Halo. That means when tiny ice crystals high in the sky are uniform and of specific shapes and sizes, they act like a prisim and can create a variety of "rainbows" in the sky all year around since no matter what the temperature is at the surface, there is ALWAYS ice a few miles up.
Hurricane765 1 year ago
@Codenamelumiere As for the shape, just because not an entire Arc is visible doesn't mean that it is not still a CHA. Due to it's pure rainbow like colors and position in the sky, it is Still considered a Fragment of a Circumhorizon Arc. If you are still not convinced, I have a perfect website to show you with Ice Halos and many other Atmospheric Optics displays that can Naturally be seen
Hurricane765 1 year ago
@Hurricane765 - Ok. For sure. Send me the link.I would love to check it out. thx
Codenamelumiere 1 year ago
@Codenamelumiere Here is the link: w w w. atoptics .co .uk
Hurricane765 1 year ago
Yes, that is a Circumhorizon Arc or a CHA. The high summer Sun enables this arc to be above the horizon and be visible. It most certainly is a rare but powerful beauty
Hurricane765 3 years ago
@Hurricane765 Ummmm NO ? Where in there do you even see anything remotely resembling an ARC ?
Codenamelumiere 1 year ago