The green flash is a rare, brief optical event of green, yellow, and sometimes blue that colors the horizon, occurring at ...

The green flash is a rare optical phenomenon above the horizon directly at sunrise or sunset. The color is caused by green ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. The finale of every sunset is green. Try to catch it, if you can ...

There are very special cases, when the sky is very clear and exceptionally transparent, that a green flash can be glimpsed ... colors seen at sunrise and sunset. But there are very special cases ...

This is the "green flash," which can sometimes be seen right after sunset or before sunrise. So what causes the green flash? Like many colorful spectacles in the sky, such as rainbows, the green ...

Bay Area meteorologist Jan Null had been trying to see the so-called green flash for nearly 50 years, looking for a hint of emerald any time he was at a beach during sunset. But it wasn't until ...

Have you heard of “the green flash”? This elusive optical effect that happens during a sunset is the subject of debate online — with some people claiming it doesn’t even exist. And if you have never ...

There’s a rarely seen phenomenon in which the last bit of the setting sun produces a quick green flash. Scott O’ Donnell of Yorba Linda caught a hint of it on Sunday, Jan. 10. Look at the ...

Many a beach vacation cocktail hour is spent gazing at the sunset in hopes of catching the elusive green flash that occurs just before the last bit of sun disappears below the horizon. Now ...

San Diegans were treated Monday to the rare solar spectacle called the “green flash.” Brian Lada of accuweather.com posted a pair of San Diego shots of the sun briefly turning green as it ...