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Gegenschein (/ˈɡeɪɡənˌʃaɪn/; German: [ˈɡeːɡn̩ˌʃaɪn]; lit. 'counter-shine') or
counterglow is a
faintly bright spot in the
night sky
centered at the antisolar...
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natural light of a
clear and
moonless night sky. A
related phenomenon is
gegenschein (or counterglow),
sunlight backscattered from the
interplanetary dust...
- Two
false dawns,
gegenschein (middle) and the rest of the
zodiacal band of the
zodiacal light, with the
zodiac marked (visually
crossed by the
Milky Way)...
- cells. Halo (optical phenomenon) Cir****horizontal arc Cir****zenithal arc
Gegenschein Zodiacal light "Definition of paraselene".
Collins English Dictionary...
- run near-parallel to each other. Also
around the
antisolar point, the
gegenschein is
often visible in a
moonless night sky away from city lights, arising...
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clouds are a very
faint phenomenon,
comparable to the
brightness of the
gegenschein. They are very
difficult to
observe from
Earth but may be
visible to...
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reflection from
large particles and Mie scattering,
causing alpenglow and
gegenschein, and
showing up in
weather radar;
Inelastic collisions between electromagnetic...
- art for holy
persons Brocken spectre –
Atmospheric optical phenomenon Gegenschein –
Optical effect of
interplanetary dust
reflections Halo (optical phenomenon) –...
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visible as the
horizontal band of
zodiacal light,
including the
false dawn (edges) and
gegenschein (center),
which is
visually crossed by the
Milky Way...
- were also to
accomplish other photographic objectives,
including of the
Gegenschein from
lunar orbit, and of the Moon
itself on the
journey back to Earth...
