The shape of the Aurora Borealis itself can make you have all sorts of emotions at once. Fun fact seeing the Northern Lights for the first time you are likely to shed a tear or two. #Auroraborealis #Lofoten #science Ye this one too is from 2014 btw, Norway, pic by @PolarBear68N
https://twitter.com/PolarBear68N/status/1691514680374710273?s=20
Have you ever seen an #entire #rainbow?
From the ground, typically, only the top portion of a rainbow is visible because directions toward the ground have fewer raindrops. From the air, though, the entire 360-degree #circle of a #rainbow is more commonly visible.
Pictured here, a #full-circle rainbow was captured over the #Lofoten #Islands of #Norway in September by a drone passing through a rain shower. An observer-dependent phenomenon primarily caused by the internal reflection of sunlight by raindrops, the rainbow has a full diameter of 84 degrees. The #Sun is in the exact opposite direction from the rainbow's center. As a bonus, a second rainbow that was more faint and color-reversed was visible outside the first.
