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Israel HayomGeneral

Unusual Sunset Prompts Israelis to Capture Phenomenal Sky Views

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Originalגם אתם קיבלתם? ההודעה שגרמה לכולם לצאת החוצה ולצלם | צפו בתמונות

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • A viral message encouraged people to photograph a striking sunset.
  • The sunset featured intense red, orange, and pink hues.
  • High-altitude cirrus clouds composed of ice crystals caused the colors.
  • The phenomenon prompted widespread photo sharing on social media.

A message circulating on social media and WhatsApp groups on Monday evening prompted many Israelis to look west and capture the sky. The message described an "unusually beautiful sunset in the coming minutes," urging recipients to "look west. If you're at the beach, it's even cooler," and to document the phenomenon. Soon after, photos began appearing online, showing the sunset with clouds painted in intense shades of red, orange, and pink. People photographed the sky from beaches, streets, and windows. The message also offered an explanation for the vibrant colors, identifying the clouds as "cirrus clouds," which are high-altitude clouds composed of ice crystals. These crystals reflect and scatter light, creating the appearance of the clouds being "lit up." The message concluded with a "warm recommendation: if you are outside, take pictures." The report invited readers to share if they had received and documented the sunset.

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