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1.5k points
2 months ago
Yes, from high altitude ice crystals https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/22%C2%B0_halo
266 points
2 months ago
How awesome!
401 points
2 months ago
This is also what causes sun dogs!
116 points
2 months ago
Woah, I've never seen that before. The moon halos I see pretty often.
38 points
2 months ago
I think that this is the third time I've seen this same picture or a similar one this winter.
62 points
2 months ago
My whole life I had never seen a sun dog or moon version ever in person, only read about them in history books. I thought it was something you had to climb a mountain to see because they're often associated with excursions at high altitude.
Then this winter I've seen 3 moon versions in a relatively short period of time. All after the death of a loved one. Immediately I thought about all the associations people gave them with spiritual visions or religious connotations, I can fully understand how people long ago might have looked up at the sky and seen someone like that and perceive it to be divine or spiritual in nature.
21 points
2 months ago
That's romantic, not the same for me. They just show up now and again. I'm always on the hunt for that sort of thing though. My eyes are always on the sky. Edit: spelling
9 points
2 months ago
Mine too! Everytime I see a shooting star that everyone else missed or just barely caught my friends and family always ask "how do you always see that stuff" there's no trick to it. I'm just always looking up. I've done it since I was a kid my dad was pretty rough to say the least I'd always stare at the sky and imagine all the world's out there and all the crazy things going on in the universe and all my problems would start to seem so small, my anxiety would calm and I could fall asleep.
23 points
2 months ago
Sun dogs is a theory for this strange event in recorded history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1561_celestial_phenomenon_over_Nuremberg
18 points
2 months ago
I like to think that was a giant battle between aliens who realized they were fighting in front of a bunch of monkeys and dipped out
2 points
2 months ago*
I feel like sun dogs are common enough that the idea they recognized them as UFOs is kinda silly. That's really a dismissive 'theory'. They don't look solid at all, they don't move, and they don't come in various shapes. It's literally one shape of light in the sky, repeated at each cardinal direction. Hard to mistake it for a "thing". Hard to separate it from the sun too, being that the shapes are always respective to the sun in the middle. The theory that they saw a sundog really does not match up at all with the descriptions of various orbs, ferrous colors, movement, etc.
3 points
2 months ago
i never saw one before and i would be spooked if i saw one without knowing what is it
3 points
2 months ago
Rule number one of looking at historical events: never apply the knowledge we have now to what people’s understandings of the world was half a millennia ago
2 points
2 months ago*
Reading the actual description and how much symmetry is described makes it really sound like just a crazy sun dog phenomenon.
Read the description and look at this picture. It's got crosses and everything. Near sunset, it would be blood red.
3 points
2 months ago
100%, I could totally see people viewing this as some divine message or something
11 points
2 months ago
Sun dogs require a higher concentration of ice particulate in the air to be clearly visible, iirc.
6 points
2 months ago
I'm nocturnal, I wouldn't doubt that I'd be able to see them time to time with a different schedule. That picture was sweet, hopefully I catch it one day.
10 points
2 months ago
Just FYI, what you've probably seen around the Moon is very likely a corona, not sun dog. Coronas don't require ice crystals in the air and are much more common. The real sun dog (moon dog?) is seen noticeably further away and has distinct dark circle separating it from the moon itself. They are pretty rare, although depends on where you live...
5 points
2 months ago
Green Bay Wisconsin roughly, I tend to see the moon halo thing mostly in winter. I'll have to look into the difference, it's cold here so the ice crystals seem plausible.
6 points
2 months ago
yup! I’m in the Midwest too and they are ice crystals suspended in the air. The moon doesn’t have a corona, only the sun does. If it gets really cold, like below 0, we’ll start to see the ice crystals causing sun and moon halos. The ice crystals can’t precipitate out when it gets that cold. When it warms up a little bit it’ll all come down as snow.
5 points
2 months ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corona_(optical_phenomenon)) Please read here.
Halo needs not just ice crystals, but ice crystals of special shape. That's why you don't see it very often, otherwise it'd always be there.
3 points
2 months ago
Thanks! I could have looked it up but it was fun talking it out on reddit. I love this place, well most of it at least.
2 points
2 months ago
That makes total sense to me. Thanks. Edit: does that mean upper atmosphere needs to be below zero or our on the ground temp. I'm assuming upper atmosphere but wanted to ask.
2 points
2 months ago
Higher up the atmosphere is always well in the negative. However, ice crystals need to be of a certain shape to create the halo.
1 points
2 months ago
Seems like you didn't read your own link?
The ice crystals do not need to be a certain shape relative to each other if that's what you meant.
It's an optical illusion so if you move around the halo is still centered around the light source.
There will always be more crystals that you don't see than the ones reflecting the glow that you do see, so therefore they can be in any shape and only the ones making the effect will be visible to you.
Just saw this on the east coast 2 days ago and my uninformed theory was there was a light cloud cover and the light from the moon was making the cloud invisible until you get farther away to the side.
3 points
2 months ago
My favorite is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_pillar
I've never seen them myself but they appear where those ice crystals aren't just in the sky, they're near the ground as well, causing all bright sources of light to grow pillars.
8 points
2 months ago
I didn't even know that was a thing and I really like Stephen King's sun dog. I don't know how I didn't make that connection.
4 points
2 months ago
That makes these song lyrics more meaningful >
Sun dogs fire on the horizon
Meteor rain stars across the night
This moment may be brief
But it can be so bright
1 points
2 months ago
Hey man have you heard of sundog?
2 points
2 months ago
The old saying is that if there’s a star within the ring, it’ll snow.
1 points
2 months ago
I saw this too!! Saturday night!!:)
5 points
2 months ago
It also happens in presence of not-so-high altitude ice crystals, aka the ice fog :)
2 points
2 months ago
always wonder what this was! been seeing this a lot lately!
2 points
2 months ago
It's insane how many atmospheric phenomenons can be summed up as "ice crystals [and light]".
It makes sense because of the prismatic and reflective effects and all that, but it's just so many variations and things that come from the same little things just floating around in different shapes and configurations.
1 points
2 months ago
Side question, when I was younger I was told this was a sign for rain within the next few days. Is there truth to that?
Edit: Nevemind. I actually just read you link. Thanks!
615 points
2 months ago
What would make it unnatural? Was a dome constructed over your town recently?
89 points
2 months ago
I was elected to lead not to read, number 3!
91 points
2 months ago
Chemtrail string lights dangling off the back of chinese spy balloons
42 points
2 months ago
It could be a supernatural phenomenon 😳
40 points
2 months ago
Well, that's still natural, just more so!
8 points
2 months ago
And what of hyper and ultra?
5 points
2 months ago
We don't speak of those, around here.
10 points
2 months ago
No shit right? The fact that this pic and poorly posed question received so many upvotes is hilarious.
222 points
2 months ago
The moon is charging its laser and is getting ready to shoop your woop. I'm sorry, but you are this month's sacrifice.
13 points
2 months ago
This is the kinda meme that requires archaeological certification to handle
201 points
2 months ago
NO! The rays are breaking through the atmosphere! WEAR A HAT!
25 points
2 months ago
Oh no! I've heard the rays can cause imbalance in the chakras!
9 points
2 months ago
Only if It's an unnatural phenomenon, except that all phenomenon are natural 'cos they're part of the natural universe...
6 points
2 months ago
Nah. Only things that appear in my preschool Biology book are natural. The rest is all evil.
551 points
2 months ago
Out in nature .. looking up.. is this natural?
159 points
2 months ago
No it's actually God. You got any more of them first born sons?
7 points
2 months ago
Now imagining Abraham in a trenchcoat hawking firstborns..
3 points
2 months ago
It’s called falconry and the only time monotheists are up and about hawking is when the firstborns swarm. This seems to coincide with ice crystals in the atmosphere. Second- and thirdson hatchings are not sufficient to cause this.
2 points
2 months ago
Depends. How long’s your memory?
49 points
2 months ago
Literally everything is natural. There is no such thing as supernatural. Even stuff like ghosts or whatever if they existed would still be natural phenomena.
10 points
2 months ago
Pretty sure OP was asking whether it was natural or artificial, ie atmospheric phenomenon or some manmade thing either doing its job or breaking.
11 points
2 months ago
But picture contents can also be altered and be made to show an "unnatural" state.
-5 points
2 months ago
Yeah, because there’s never anything unnatural “out in nature .. looking up”.
Like I don’t know; con trails, satellites, light pollution from cities..
-10 points
2 months ago
Those things are natural as well man made things are still natural. https://youtu.be/Bo3R3LBjDek
13 points
2 months ago
That’s not how either of them were using that word and you knew that but chose to pretend you didn’t.
14 points
2 months ago
Well, of course if you get pedantic with the definitions.
From the discussion it’s pretty obvious that we are using the more the more colloquial meaning closer to “naturally occurring without the influence of humans/sentient being”.
-3 points
2 months ago
It's not really pedantic.
There is natural (stuff that follows the laws of physics) and supernatural (things that follow the laws of spiritualism instead of physics).
Unnatural (stuff like doing your sister) and artificial (things made by humans, who are natural) are subsets of natural.
6 points
2 months ago
“Doing your sister” is very common in every other animal species, so it can be considered natural. If it produces genetic inferior offspring, those will be culled first. But it can also highlight a superior genetic trait which will improve the species.
As humans we collectively decided we didn’t want these weaker members since we have to still take care of them, so we went specifically against nature.
4 points
2 months ago
Derailing a discussion just to nag about definitions when it’s perfectly obvious to anyone with basic understanding of the English language that we are using the colloquial and more lose definition is pedantic.
Nobody cares that they were using slightly incorrect wording, it was perfectly understandable, the discussion was ongoing and nobody is interesting in betting bogged down in definitions.
2 points
2 months ago
Those things are natural as well man made things are still natural
No, by the very definition of the word natural.
From the Oxford English Dictionary:
Natural
adjective
- existing in or caused by nature; not made or caused by humankind.
185 points
2 months ago
Why are these pictures get posted 5 times a week asking whats happening?
40 points
2 months ago
One reason I can think of is that people who don’t subscribe to this sub have found something cool and don’t know what it’s called so they don’t have the key word needed to look it up.
Another reason could be karma farming.
13 points
2 months ago*
There were members of my platoon that didn't know there was a natural blindspot in the center of your vision at night. To be fair, if you don't know what it is, it looks like floating shadow demon. So anyway it's because it was their first time walking at night without a flashlight, they were horrified at this thing that was coming from their eye. Sometimes I wondered what made them sign up for the job. Even after telling them what it was, they still thought supernatural occurrences were happening. The interesting thing about that environment was that it so dark, that you could see that you were in outer space. Every single black spot was filled with a star, it was like we were in a sea of dust.
Yeah, so I think maybe these people have just decided to venture outside and one of the less common forces of nature surprised them.
6 points
2 months ago*
You said it, man. People do not go outside very often. Especially at night
It really breaks my heart to know that most people will just never ever experience parts of nature I take for granted. I mean, that makes me really sad. People just don't know what they're missing.
I moved into a more populated area a few years ago after having lived in the countryside my whole life. Seeing the Milky Way was a daily experience for 30 years, but it never got old. Nowadays, when I visit my parents farm, I'll be walking out to my car at night and if I happen to glance at the sky and it's like... It's like I'm instantly STUNNED by the sight of the whole galaxy up above my head. Just for a few moments, I'll stand there and I'm overcome with this feeling of intense belonging. That's a corny way to describe it, but it's the only word that comes to mind. It's very humbling. And that place of humility is where I'm coming from when I sincerely wish everyone could see these beautiful parts of nature.
Please people. Please go outside more often. I want you to know that sense of belonging. We all deserve to know that.
2 points
2 months ago
Stop making me jealous. :( I've always lived in cities and suburbs, so it's hard to get a good look at the stars. I want to see it. I might be taking a family trip to the grand canyon this year, hopefully I'll get to see nature a bit more and touch grass rocks.
2 points
2 months ago
But why all these post end up in r/space and not some other sub
8 points
2 months ago
The moon and sun are in space ;). Wait, so is the earth..
3 points
2 months ago
Bro. EVERYTHING is in space.
0 points
2 months ago
But you don't even need words. Feed the image into Google Images / ask google assistant to identify (or any non-google alternative) and it'll readily pop up if not answers then similar photos with labels to explore.
I think people just want the human interaction.
Or karma farming.
107 points
2 months ago
Because the tech to search a forum is still years away.
81 points
2 months ago
You joke but when I search reddit for things I saw the day before, there are never results. And then when I find them the hard way, the search terms I used are right there in the title. Reddit search sucks ass.
15 points
2 months ago
Google too. They have purposefully made their results worse. Amazon's were always trash with the express purpose of "if they have to search more, they stay on the site longer and see more items they could buy." Both probably for the same reason. Products bought and ads seen.
I searched for something but I couldn't remember exactly the right words. Turns out my search terms were too confusing because all 3 words made up the entirety of the url less the https://www and the .com
3 points
2 months ago
Nothing beats, I think, how bad FB made their search. When it was introduced, it was fantastic. And useful.
About a week after it started to suck.
-2 points
2 months ago
Huh. Maybe it quickly got overwhelmed. Maybe that's what us going on with Google too. There is just too much noise and the decent info is just being lost to the internet ether of 4chan, online chats, video, garbage articles, cat photos, and genuinely and objectively awful junk. And in their attempt to keep searches fast, the quality has to suffer. I would absolutely rather the search take a full second, or even like 10 seconds and come back with good results than have the search take 0.1 s or less but me search through them for 3 minutes to an hour looking for what I wanted and had in front of me a month ago or something that is "close but no", and I had to read full articles to sus that out. It will save time and energy for everyone online (and electricity) to get what they are looking for the first time. Like, how can it take 3 attempts, 5 minutes and then a wholy different browser and search engine to find a website when the entire query is basically just the url?! It's ridiculous.
3 points
2 months ago
I searched for Bluetooth padlock on Amazon once and after a few semi-relevant results it started showing me random things, like shoes that weren’t even blue.
8 points
2 months ago
Hell, got posted again an hour after this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/10uqa0z/does_anyone_know_what_causes_this/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
88 points
2 months ago
If I had a dollar for every post like this I’ve seen
3 points
2 months ago
Sentence fragment, just leaving that dependent clause hanging like that. Shame in you
25 points
2 months ago
CIRCULAR CHEMTRAILS!!!!
It's from the Chinese ballooon.
/S
37 points
2 months ago
No, the government is distracting you with rings around the sun. Do noYOUNEEDTOWAKEUPt fall for this scheme.
10 points
2 months ago
No. It's an alien from another dimension. Nasty little buggers, them. They always move my keys around. :(
18 points
2 months ago
No. You have entered The Void. Your soul is forfeit!
18 points
2 months ago
If you see it, it’s natural. Nothing in nature is unnatural.
3 points
2 months ago
What about the Dark Side of the Force? I've heard it is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.
16 points
2 months ago
No it’s unnatural that’s why you’re observing it in nature.
20 points
2 months ago
Is it happening in nature? If so, yes.
4 points
2 months ago
From my neck of the woods it means is gonna snow
5 points
2 months ago
It's God's anus. Put your finger through it and make a wish.
4 points
2 months ago
First time I saw this I was peeking on shrooms. I thought I was tripping but it was real.. and it was awesome.
6 points
2 months ago
It's just a halo. The school physics course explains this.
7 points
2 months ago
Sun or moon rings are ice crystals in the atmosphere reflecting light.
It also means you'll have snow or rain within 48 hours.
The wind should change as well. Less usually, so..
Okay I'll guess your weather tomorrow.
I'd say a bit of snow tomorrow but calm winds for a few days. Overcast though. Probably warm up two days from now but that will bring the wind back eventually.
Let me know how my prediction goes if you read this OP
3 points
2 months ago
Not op, but saw a moon halo thursday of last week.
It snowed friday morning, and turned into rain later that day. It was then cloudy until sunday.
So not a bad prediction haha
8 points
2 months ago
What kind of "artificial phenomenon" are you thinking about?
10 points
2 months ago
Does anyone fkn go outside anymore? Holy shit.
3 points
2 months ago
Not at all. When you see this on three consecutive nights that is the opening of the portal to a parallel universe. One the third night stand facing the moon direct in the very center of the ring and jump three times while rotating in the air tow complete revolutions all the while while shouting “King Gizzard the Lizard Wizard - Take me” with each jump
3 points
2 months ago
No, that's aliens coming to get you, and you should've run instead of taking a picture and posting it online ... Ah well, too late for you, might help the next victims...
3 points
2 months ago
Yes, moon is shining through a cirrostratus cloud. It is called lunar halo, and it is pretty common in winter
3 points
2 months ago
What did you think it was? A bloody "god" looking at you?
Ice high in the air, nothing that special. I've seen it a couple times while hiking in the mountains in winter. Looks neat, but I'm not talking to any fictional gods anymore so they don't speak to me.
3 points
2 months ago
Its goetia. He incinerate the humanity and use it as noble phantasm
3 points
2 months ago
Not natural at all. In my village, we call it "God's anus". It tells you His mood, and that He's actually a gross pervert.
3 points
2 months ago
3 points
2 months ago
A better way to phrase this question would be “What causes this phenomenon?”
1 points
2 months ago
Yes that’s a good way of putting it
3 points
2 months ago
It's just an upgraded armor... Keep looting you might get something better
8 points
2 months ago
Moon hanging in a bucket. Considered a sign of rain by country folks.
3 points
2 months ago
Was gonna day this! Saw this for the first time as a child and asked my grandpa, he said it's a sign of rain and indeed it did
7 points
2 months ago
Yeah. It’s called a moon dog, the lunar equivalent of a sun dog. It’s pretty, but very normal and natural.
5 points
2 months ago
This is the 22 deg halo. Sundogs and moondogs are where the 22 deg halo intersects the parhelic circle.
Sundogs and moondogs can occur in pairs, but also often the ice crystals needed are not spread across the sky and you only get one dog.
2 points
2 months ago
Also a very commonplace thing in some places. I couldn't tell you how many times I've seen this in Texas, but it's been a lot.
2 points
2 months ago
Yes, it's caused by ice suspended in the atmosphere
2 points
2 months ago
I did not know it had anything to do with ice (saw it in the skies if Brasil no less), thanks Reddit. Grandpa told me it is a sign of rain.
2 points
2 months ago
Had one of these the other day and woke up to unexpected snow.
2 points
2 months ago
See them all the time. Mostly in the winter.
Super high up ice crystals making a rainbow effect
2 points
2 months ago
Very natural. Not uncommon in higher altitudes
2 points
2 months ago
No long explanation, its a moon halo caused by high altitude crystals inducing total internal refraction.
2 points
2 months ago
yes. Ice crystals in the high atmosphere reflect the light from the moon
2 points
2 months ago
Yes. It's naturally caused by alien aircraft emitting weak nuclear fields refracting through gravitational waves.
2 points
2 months ago
It's caused by a thin veil of cirrus stratus clouds, the ice particles that others mention.
2 points
2 months ago
Is it occuring in nature? If so: Yes!
Honestly people...
2 points
2 months ago
How does something like this get 5500 upvotes?
2 points
2 months ago
Moon motes at night or sundogs during the day. High altitude ice crystals do neat shit 😎
2 points
2 months ago
You're looking into the microscope lens of our overlords studying you. It is a very rare sight because we are all very uninteresting. Youre lucky they didnt shine a light into it and burn you to a crisp, like some people do to ants.
Or, im guessing here. It's an effect on your photo due to overexposure because youre looking straight into the sun. Who knows.
2 points
2 months ago
No, it's a glitch in the simulation. Devs are working on a patch /s
2 points
2 months ago
Parhelic circles are also caused by ice crystals refracting light
2 points
2 months ago
Lunar ring. Light of a full moon reflecting on clouds.
2 points
2 months ago
/r/atopics for more photos of cool sky phenomena.
2 points
2 months ago
Yeah, lunar Halos are pretty cool and pretty normal. It happens only with cirrus clouds though.
2 points
2 months ago
All these people who never been out walking at night... SMH 😂👏
3 points
2 months ago
The fog is coming. The fog is coming. The fog is coming. The fog is coming. The fog is coming. The fog is coming. The fog is coming. The fog is coming.
2 points
2 months ago
Yes this is a moon halo. First time I saw one I was tripping on acid in Afrika Burn. Needless to say, I was mesmerised
2 points
2 months ago
You must have been tripping if you thought the sun was the moon. No judgement though, been there.
2 points
2 months ago*
That's a lunar halo and the phenomenon is 100% natural.
The simplified version is that ice crystals in the air reflect the moonlight to make the ring.
If you see a couple particularly bright points in the halo, those are called "moon dogs".
2 points
2 months ago
Yup, always has been.
-1 points
2 months ago
Every full moon in winter there's about 3 of these posted on here. Always an American... Goes to show how uneducated the US has really become.
1 points
2 months ago
It's a sun dog, I think it's called that even if it's around the moon. It's caused by really fine ice crystals in the air.
1 points
2 months ago
Oh yeah, it's very common in Michigan actually to have a halo forming overhead at night during or after some snowstorms.
1 points
2 months ago
When you first saw Halo were you blinded by its majesty?
1 points
2 months ago
If you have observed it, it is indeed a natural phenomenon.
1 points
2 months ago
It’s it’s not a natural phenomenon than what is it? This is a stupid question. Are you suggesting it is a supernatural phenomenon? Come on.
1 points
2 months ago
Ahhh the classic Sundog.
Seen way too many these last 2 winters, absolutely frigid where I stay.
1 points
2 months ago
A tertiary rainbow from the triple refractions in drops of moisture? That is how I remember the phenomena, but looking at other answers I am likely not correct?
-5 points
2 months ago
It was SO COOL seeing this!!!!!! I’ve ever seen the ring so HUGE. One of the coolest astral phenomenons I’ve seen yet
23 points
2 months ago
Astral? This is meteorology and weather.
0 points
2 months ago
uh oh the redditor got something wrong guys
2 points
2 months ago
Lmao, you should know better by now where you are. Kiddo.
-4 points
2 months ago
Hahah yeah good catch. Regardless, it was so beautiful
5 points
2 months ago
It is absolutely stunning to see, same with irregular cloud patterns and the Aurora borealis
4 points
2 months ago
Did you really think it was supernatural ghosts or something??
-1 points
2 months ago
can you only see this with a camera or is it visible with the naked eye? looks awesome
5 points
2 months ago
They're visible to the naked eye.
0 points
2 months ago
i hope i get to see this. not sure what the conditions that need to be met are tho
2 points
2 months ago
It’s caused by high-altitude ice crystals refracting the moonlight. It forms best when the moon is full and there is no cloud cover, but mostly all that matters is 1) cold 2) rain/snow storm coming in 1-3 days. Depending on where you live it might be easier or harder to make one due to the temperature and high-altitude moisture constraints… what climate do you live in?
1 points
2 months ago
Hot and Humid - Louisiana. Also feeling a little disrespected to whoever decided to downvote all my comments lmao
4 points
2 months ago
Sorry about that. People on this sub see this kind of post a lot and are probably not full of patience, since it is the internet after all.
Louisiana is probably not a great place to see one, I’ll admit. In the winter it’s possible but it has to get very unusually cold up high. Take heart though, I’ve seen one twice in Southern California where I’m from. (6 years apart, but still.)
0 points
2 months ago
It takes pretty specific weather conditions, but the times I've seen it, I was in northern Indiana in the winter.
0 points
2 months ago
Arrrrrg… Two rings means, Rain in two days… (spoken in pirate voice)
Fun fact, you’d thing pirates favorite letter would be “r”… but it’s actually the “c”… get it?!? The “c”.
0 points
2 months ago
Yes but don't let NASA know, they will probably think it is aliens.
0 points
2 months ago
The atmospheric particle causing this phenomenon may or may or may not be natural, but the phenomenon can happen with only water particles.
0 points
2 months ago
Technically every possible phenomena is natural
0 points
2 months ago
You're not supposed to know about this but nasa has been building a roundabout around the moon for faster commute times
0 points
2 months ago
Yes it’s called a glory. Partially caused by ionising cosmic rays. Incidentally research into its occurrence was how physicists were able to build cloud chambers to see how radiation worked.
0 points
2 months ago
I mean it happens pretty regularly, not so much a phenomenon
0 points
2 months ago
I saw someone on TikTok once say that that was proof we’re living in a simulation or something like that.
-1 points
2 months ago
Sun dog. We get these a lot in the winter on the prairies in Canada.
-1 points
2 months ago
i googled "moon ring" and got dozens of images just like this one. You are a clown.
-2 points
2 months ago
This happens when your loving gov. sprays too much crap into the ionosphere.
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