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naomi24 | 10:02 Tue 18th Oct 2016 | Science
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A rare lunar rainbow - or moonbow - has been photographed in the skies over northern England.

Some nice pictures.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-37677698
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I saw a moonbow a few years ago and was told it's very lucky to see them. The one I saw must have been one of the, even rarer ones, the unlucky moonbow, bought a few tickets but didn't win anything on the lottery.
10:08 Tue 18th Oct 2016
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Lovely.
10:09 Tue 18th Oct 2016
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Awesome! Thank you.
10:10 Tue 18th Oct 2016
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Another mis nomer, a rainbow is so called because sunlight shines through rain. It is not called a Sunbow. So even reflected sunlight from the moon is called a rainbow.
13:52 Tue 18th Oct 2016
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TTT, the articles acknowledges that.
17:52 Tue 18th Oct 2016
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*article*
17:53 Tue 18th Oct 2016

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