Several viewers sent in photos of a halo around the moon on Wednesday night. What is this phenomenon and is it connected to ...

Light from either the sun or moon refracts through the ice crystals. A 22-degree halo then forms around the sun or moon. A 22-degree halo is the most common halo to form during refraction. In rare ...

BOSTON (CBS) - If you look up Tuesday there is a good chance you may see a halo in the sky! Halos around the Sun and Moon are certainly not rare. They are caused by high cirrus clouds refracting light ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – A veil of high and ...

Stargazers enjoyed a double whammy with the vibrant Northern Lights and a dazzling lunar halo in just one night. Indeed a ...

Several people across the U.S. took to social media after spotting a "ring around the moon" on the night of March 21-22. Some users posted images of the strange sight, while others simply commented on ...

Residents in northern Natal paused to capture a vivid 22-degree halo, a fleeting atmospheric display that often hints at shifting weather ahead.

(WLUK) -- The first warm, sunny day in a while in Northeast Wisconsin came with an extra treat for sky watchers. A halo appeared around the sun Wednesday afternoon. It was visible from locations ...

An eerily-perfect ring of light was spotted around the full moon in Florida during the recent launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, creating a stunning new photo. When you purchase through links on our ...

The ring of light seen around the sun in areas of southern Louisiana today is a rare atmospheric phenomenon known as a sun halo. While taking a stroll, Acadiana Advocate photographer Leslie Westbrook ...

A partial 22° degree halo observed near the Woodlawn Lake area on Sunday, March 19. Photo sent in via KSAT Connect from Taylor Mcclelland. (KSAT) Ever so often, under the right sky conditions, an ...

The luminous ring is known scientifically as a 22-degree halo, named for the angle at which sunlight bends as it passes ...