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Prehistoric Gardens, a roadside attraction in Oregon.
With the rise of the interstate highway system in the 1950s, and a large number of people who had cars for the first time, a lot of attention getting attractions at the side of major roadways developed.
Circumhorizontal arcs We are all familiar with the haloes around sun or moon formed by light interacting with ice crystals or water droplets in the atmosphere. We usually have to be looking up at the sky in order to see them, but sometimes a similar phenomenon takes place on the horizontal plane. The light is encountering minute prisms of ice in the distant cirrus clouds creating a fiery rainbow effect parallel to the horizon. The sun must be over 53 degrees up in order for this to happen, and icy high altitude cirrus clouds need to be in the sky. The hexagonal prisms of ice also need to be aligned horizontally to refract the light in the necessary manner, so the phenomenon is quite rare. Loz Image credit: Todd Sladoje via APOD
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