Optics: Technical, not piano - perhaps clutter

[Roger Jolly]

Moisture in the air in layers, will give some strange refraction effect's.
The strangest that thing I ever saw was walking in fog high in the
mountains, where the people in front appeared to have a halo.
I think it is called the Bachausen Effect. Closest that I will ever come to
being a Saint.
When I walked in front and looked back no effect. But guess what I wore the
halo.
A musical comment, no harps!!!!!
Roger



At 12:46 AM 13/07/00 -0400, you wrote:
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>In a message dated 7/13/2000 12:06:34 AM, you wrote:
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><<It's
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>apparently a refraction thing, since the viewing angle was so narrow and
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>definite. This really intrigues me, since it isn't obvious to me how it
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>works, and is, indeed, downright wrong by what I think I know but is, at
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>the same time, obviously real.>>
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Roger Jolly
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