Shadows disappear from the Hawaiian Islands
A phenomenon that only occurs two days per year is currently underway in the U.S state of Hawaii, in the middle of the Pacific. Shadows vanish at the sun’s peak in what is known as ‘Lahaina Noon’, derived from Hawaiian La haina, meaning ‘cruel sun’. Take a look at the image which shows a striking lack of shadow. This infamous photo has become the face of Lahaina Noon, with many far and wide liking the phenomenon to a ‘badly rendered video game.’ Image: Picture taken during Lahaina Noon in Hawaii, USA, showing shadowless poles. Source: Igmur. And here is another ver...