Halo in Malaysia
Halo in Malaysia
It’s not Halo, the popular game but the sun halo phenomenon in Malaysia. As I was traveling in the thick jungle of Sarawak, the entourage stopped as someone spotted the sun halo.
The sun halo or the ‘rainbow around the sun’ effect is also known as 22 degree halo. From what I understand, it is caused by tiny ice crystals contained in the upper troposphere.
Sun halo is uncommon in Malaysia and even there are a number of sightings in recent years. If you wish to view the sun halo, please wear a pair of sunglasses as a precaution. Hence it is also hard to view it with naked eye, captured this with my camera.
The sun halo is spotted while I was traveling in between Ba’ Kelalan and Long Semadoh Sarawak. It is near the border of Sabah and Kalimantan of Indonesia, in thick dense jungle of Borneo on the 9th of March 2013.
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Beautiful right?
I saw this before, during the day and once during the night.
mt
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Wilson Ng Reply:
March 12th, 2013 at 7:37 pm
Hi Meitzeu,
This was my first time and luckily managed to grab a good picture of it.
Wilson
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Gorgeous shot!
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Very beautiful…I can look at it over and over again without getting bored.
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Their usual name is a Parhelion or Sun Dog a beautiful sight to behold.
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