Light Effects
These flattened cones, in a very intense blue, like rays of a cartoon sun in negative, appeared from behind the islands in the bay, and scattered across the sky in an arc with the setting sun. Our host, who’s lived there for almost 30 years, was none the wiser either, but definite that it couldn’t be a light show.
Does anyone know what causes this? Is it some sort of rainbow?
wow!
It is an anticrepuscular ray.
The sky at sundown is usually all golden,
but if something gets in the way like
a cloud or mountain, the unlit streak appears.
Thank you so much, Jim! That’s great to know.