Light pillars illuminate night sky over Canada
An image shared on Monday shows features known as “light pillars" beaming between the snowy ground and gray clouds in southwestern Canada.
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An image shared on Monday shows features known as “light pillars" beaming between the snowy ground and gray clouds in southwestern Canada.
What looks like a neat photography trick is a beautiful phenomenon made by Mother Nature.
The night sky over southwestern Canada witnessed stunning light pillars. The images of the beautiful natural phenomenon taking place at Alix, Alberta were posted on platform X.
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