Light Pillars Loom Over Frosty Night Skies
Thin, colorful ice pillars appear in the night sky above Ruka, Finland. This stunning visual phenomenon occurs when light reflects off horizontally-faced ice crystals hovering in the air. The pillars, which are often mistaken for UFO sightings, are produced by sunlight, moonlight or artificial manmade light situated along the horizon. Like auroras, this beautiful light display is only visible in the coldest regions of the planet.
Photo: Timo Newton-Syms
Granby, Colo.
Photo: Eric Magnuson
Moscow, Idaho.
Photo: Jasper Nance
Laramie, Wyo.
Photo: Christoph Geisler
Anchorage, Alaska.
Source: Mother Nature Network
Photo: Timo Newton-Syms
Granby, Colo.
Photo: Eric Magnuson
Moscow, Idaho.
Photo: Jasper Nance
Laramie, Wyo.
Photo: Christoph Geisler
Anchorage, Alaska.
Source: Mother Nature Network
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Light Pillars Loom Over Frosty Night Skies
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