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Station Concordia, Antarctique. Il arrive fréquemment que l'on observe ce type de halo autour du sol
Station Concordia, Antarctique. Il arrive fréquemment que l'on observe ce type de halo autour du soleil quand l'air est parsemé de petits cristaux de glace. De part et d'autre on distingue des zones plus lumineuses (les parhélies), dispersées à la manière d'un arc-en-ciel.
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