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Have you ever seen The Northern Lights?
Nope babe. I do wish that I will get to experience such beauty of nature one day, but for now the most beautiful thing I've ever seen in my life was a moonbow.
It was single handedly the most gorgeous and beautiful moment of my life.
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My 3rd moonbow was tonight
Did you know moonbows are a thing? I love them.
Rare 'moonbows' light up night sky across US as blue supermoon rises — and you could still spot another one | Live Science
Extremely rare, vibrant "moonbows" were spotted in the night sky above the U.S. shortly before the rise of the blue supermoon on Monday (Aug. 19).
The moon will remain bright for the next few nights, meaning you still have a chance to see this ethereal phenomenon for yourself, if you're lucky. And we can tell you how.
Moonbows, also known as lunar rainbows, are created in the same way as their solar counterparts, with one obvious difference: they appear when moonlight, rather than sunlight, reflects and refracts off falling raindrops. But they are much rarer because they can only be seen around a full moon, when our planet's natural satellite is at its brightest in the night sky.
Even then, the moonlight is so faint compared to the sun that the luminous arches normally appear white — that's because the color-detecting receptors in our eyes don't work well enough in dim light to distinguish between the spectrum of colors produced — namely, "ROYGBIV," according to the U.K. Met Office.
However, the moon has been unusually bright over the last few days in the lead-up to the "once-in-a-decade" blue supermoon, allowing more impressive examples of this phenomenon to emerge. ...
MOONBOWGENDER
a gender that is connected to the phenomenon of moonbows (rainbows produced by moonlight)
[ID since tumblr won’t let me add any: a divider that resembles stitches in a rainbow gradient. end ID.]
*suggested* pronouns:
moon/moons/moonself
rainbow/rainbows/rainbowself
rain/rains/rainself
night/nights/nightself
*suggested* names:
Moon
Rain
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moonbowin
for when your gender is related to moonbows (rainbows reflecting from the moon), night time, and the moment right after a sunset
for day 22 of @epikulupu 's coining event
Y’all might not be aware of this, but there are actually a bunch of different kinds of rainbows.
Supernumerary rainbows
These are rainbows that are caused by other rainbows nearby. The infamous double rainbow is an example of one.
Moonbows
These are rainbows that are caused by moonlight instead of sunlight! They are usually fuzzier then a normal rainbow.
Fogbows
These are fogbows! They are rainbows that appear in the fog instead of rain. They are most white and are often called ‘ghost rainbows’!
Fire Rainbow
These rainbows are much rarer than the others! They are also called an circumhorizontal arc and are made from light being reflected off of plate shaped ice particles in cirrus or cirrostratus clouds.
prompt, Thierry, comfort
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