$Full circle rainbow around Sun at noon in San Felice Circeo, Italy. Rays catch the thin vapour formed of ice crystals. These appear when the sun is low in the sky and its rays catch the thin vapour formed of ice crystals which lies in the atmosphere six miles above the Earth's surface. The rays are refracted by the crystals to produce what looks like a halo round the sun. Sometimes, as here, they display a spectrum of colours from red closest to the sun to a pale blue furthest from it, which has led to them being mistaken for full circle rainbows. Enjoy an interesting meteorological phenomenon$

el círculo arco iris alrededor del sol al mediodía, los rayos captura el vapor fino formado de cristales de hielo

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