What is a Brocken Spectre?

The Brockenespenst , also known as the Brocken Bow or mountain spectre, is a shadow created by the observer's back to the sun and projected on the surface of the cloud. image.

Broken wonder

When the sun comes from behind the observer, and he has

Halo

Opposition surge (sometimes referred to as the impact of the sun , the impact of the sun , or the Seelig effect ) is when the illumination comes directly from the back of the observer, but on the rough surface, or there is a bright light produced by many particles. This term is widely used in astronomy and generally refers to celestial bodies such as planets,

• Halo

• diffraction

• Sunburst: When the light source comes from behind the observer, bright light from rough surfaces or many particulate objects.

• Baoguang: An optical phenomenon that creates bright spots around the shadowy head of the observer.

• Ground shadow: The shadow cast by the earth itself in the atmosphere.