A polar halo at their backs, Gareth Wood (left) and Roger Mear, of the Footsteps of Scott expedition, advance towards the South Pole. Commonly called a “sundog,” the halo is a refraction of sunlight on ice crystals high in the atmosphere.
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Press, 17 January 1986, Page 1
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41A polar halo at their backs, Gareth Wood (left) and Roger Mear, of the Footsteps of Scott expedition, advance towards the South Pole. Commonly called a “sundog,” the halo is a refraction of sunlight on ice crystals high in the atmosphere. Press, 17 January 1986, Page 1
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