22° halo
22° halo noun: an atmospheric phenomenon caused by sunlight or moonlight refracting through millions of hexagonal ice crystals in the upper atmosphere, such as in cirrus clouds, creating a ring of light with a 22-degree radius around the sun or moon.
Noun
22° halo (plural 22° halos)
Synonyms of 22° halo
Forms of 22° halo
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Questions about 22° halo
- What does 22° halo mean?
- 22° halo means an atmospheric phenomenon caused by sunlight or moonlight refracting through millions of hexagonal ice crystals in the upper atmosphere, such as in cirrus clouds, creating a ring of light with a 22-degree radius around the sun or moon.
- What part of speech is 22° halo?
- 22° halo is a noun.
- What is the plural of 22° halo?
- The plural of 22° halo is 22° halos.
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