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Glaring ring around the moon

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Very Interesting, thanks for bringing it to my attention!

 

I thought I would share it on here because I knew someone would know what was going on.

Does this happen often????

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I thought I would share it on here because I knew someone would know what was going on.

Does this happen often????

 

I am glad you did D, that made my night.

I am glad you did D, that made my night.

 

Same here. :thumb:

I've talked to some people in Lexington who say that it doesn't look like that there. Maybe due to clouds?

Very cool. Some call it a "Moon Halo". For a second, I thought we were being invaded by aliens. :).

I've talked to some people in Lexington who say that it doesn't look like that there. Maybe due to clouds?

 

I'm in Lex and saw it clear as day. Some girl pointed it out as I was walking through campus it was awesome.

I saw this too last night. WOW it was cool looking!

I thought I would share it on here because I knew someone would know what was going on.

Does this happen often????

Yes. I've seen them many times--especially in the winter. It's just like when you get a ring around the sun, and not anything terribly unusual.
Yes. I've seen them many times--especially in the winter. It's just like when you get a ring around the sun, and not anything terribly unusual.

 

Strange. I can't imagine it happening too often, as most people had never seen it.

 

It was a first for me and was fascinating.

Strange. I can't imagine it happening too often, as most people had never seen it.

 

It was a first for me and was fascinating.

I'm literally shocked that some of you have never seen one of those. Most people have. :eek:
I'm literally shocked that some of you have never seen one of those. Most people have. :eek:

 

I talked to quite a few people about it and nobody had ever seen it before.

Come home from a ballgame in Augusta, it seem like it was very bright.

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