..essa foto de hoje, on the road..

té amanhã

ah, o mundo tem jeito, o universo é bom afinal, existe gente muito boa.....O TÍTULO NOVO, q fotooo..isso é um efeito de halo chamado PARÉLIO hihi, os cristaiis de gêlo muito iguaizinhos (se chama "poeira de diamante") e todos orientados, caindo devagarinho, todos paralelos, rola êsse efeito aí..três sóis..foi isso aeh q o futuro IJPERADOR CONSTANTINO viu no céu antes da batalha (uma cruz...) só q êle viu tambem a incrição "in hoc signo vinces"..no céu.. bom se êle falou que viu, falow.. abaixo a expricação em ingrêis..

A Sun Halo Beyond Stockholm
Credit & Copyright: Peter Rosén
Explanation: What"s happened to the Sun? Sometimes it looks like the Sun is being viewed through a large lens. In the above case, however, there are actually millions of lenses: ice crystals. As water freezes in the upper atmosphere, small, flat, six-sided, ice crystals might be formed. As these crystals flutter to the ground, much time is spent with their faces flat, parallel to the ground. An observer may pass through the same plane as many of the falling ice crystals near sunrise or sunset. During this alignment, each crystal can act like a miniature lens, refracting sunlight into our view and creating phenomena like parhelia, the technical term for sundogs. The above image was taken last year in Stockholm, Sweden. Visible in the image center is the Sun, while two bright sundogs glow prominently from both the left and the right. Also visible is the bright 22 degree halo -- as well as the rarer and much fainter 46 degree halo -- also created by sunlight reflecting off of atmospheric ice