An impressive video that shows Yosemite Falls adorned in resplendent hues during a rare winter display has gone viral online.
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- When does this phenomenon occur?
- For what is this?
- How did people react on the Internet?
When does this phenomenon occur?
The captivating image, reminiscent of the famous Yosemite waterfall, occurs as the setting sun illuminates the rushing water in brilliant shades of orange and crimson.
This unique event, seen only on certain winter nights, has sparked great admiration and excitement on the Internet.
For what is this?
The astonishing phenomenon, caused by the precise alignment of sunlight and water droplets, creates an optical illusion that temporarily transforms Yosemite Falls into a stunning waterfall of flames.
Yosemite Falls are famous for their fascinating displays, particularly ‘Horsetail Falls’ in Yosemite National Park, which can generate a vibrant orange light at dusk when the sun illuminates it from behind.
This natural phenomenon has become a popular spectacle that attracts nature lovers and photographers alike.
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How did people react on the Internet?
This post was shared on January 21 and has since received a lot of attention. More than 91,000 people have seen it and it has received more than 600 likes and numerous comments.
People seem shocked and amazed by what they see in the post. The content is captivating and many people have expressed their enthusiasm, proving that it is appealing to a large number of people.
Watch the video here.
The impressive optical illusion created by Yosemite Firefall. On rare occasions, in February each year, it may glow orange when illuminated by dusk.[📹 America’s National Parks]pic.twitter.com/4oLAIIfdoX
– Maximo (@Rainmaker1973) January 21, 2024
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