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$Wurtsboro, NY - A colorful sun dog is visible in the sky as the sun nears the horizon on the afternoon of Nov. 16, 2009. The phenomena occurs because of refraction in hexagonal ice crystal in the atmosphere. The colors are from the ice crystals acting as prisms on the sunlight.$

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$Middletown, NY - The condensation trail from a jet airplane cuts through a ring around the moon on the night of Oct. 13, 2008. The ring around the Moon is caused by the refraction of moonlight through ice crystals suspended in the upper atmosphere. A moon ring or moon halo will always be roughly the same size - 22-degrees across the sky - because the crystals bend the light at a 22-degree angle from their original path. The moon itself is overexposed in this 8-second image.$

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$Wawayanda, New York - A bright sundog shines in the afternoon sky on March 19, 2015. Sundogs are formed by tiny ice crystals in the atmosphere refracting and reflecting light.$