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Yes, it sure looks like it. Last year i made an almost similair photo of
the 9 deg halo by moonlight. On the 26 th of May (1999) there was also a
very nice halo in the Netherlands, with all kinds of rear halo's (like the
9 deg) reported, from different parts of the country.
It's my opinion that this kind of halo isn't that much rare as we might
think, you 'only' have to look as much as you can, and with good eyes
(sunglasses will help!). In an investigation of the years 1987-1996, that
i'm making, there are many reports of this kind of halos in the
Netherlands.
This report will be ready at the end of this year/begin 2000. I'll let you
kwnow!
Greetings,
Stefan Jak
Holland
> Van: Mark Vornhusen <mark.vornhusen_at_T-ONLINE.DE>
> Aan: METEOPTIC_at_LISTSERV.FUNET.FI
> Onderwerp: 9 deg Halo
> Datum: donderdag 15 juli 1999 22:40
>
> Dear Members,
> I think I took a photo of a 9 deg halo on Jul/13th. Possibly there are
> also two fragments of the 18 deg halo. What do you think? This is the
> adress of the image:
> http://members.tripod.com/~regenbogen/ee31ee38/ee31_2.htm
>
> Regards,
> Mark
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