In the sky North of England rare phenomenon, the lunar rainbow.
Ben Gwinn photographed the moon over the Moors in Skipton in North Yorkshire around 19.40 GMT.
The lunar rainbow occurs in the earth’s atmosphere, when in a dense and wet its layers is refracted not Sunny, but a strong moon is reflected light.
Sunday such conditions prevailed throughout England, where this moon is called “hunting” or “blood”.
Ben Gwinn in the evening went for a walk in the countryside, the city, and noticed an unusually bright moon, usasatsui above the horizon.
The lunar rainbow occurs immediately after a heavy rain or near waterfalls, where the air a lot of moisture.
The naked eye is difficult to distinguish the color spectrum in such rainbows, but on photos with long exposure they are clearly visible.
According to the magazine National Geographic, the current full moon will be the first of three such full moons for the coming months.
The next full moon is November 14 will result in the sky the largest visible lunar disk in the twenty-first century.
