halos - 2024 ACF Winter - Buzzpoints App

Question

Types of these phenomena are named for the 22-degree or 46-degree angles of minimum deviation that give rise to them. For 10 points each:

[10h] Name these refraction patterns around the Sun and Moon that are visible from Earth. Sun dogs and light pillars are types of these phenomena, which are formed by ice crystals in the atmosphere refracting light.

ANSWER: halos [accept 22-degree halos or 46-degree halos; prompt on rings or Bottlinger’s ring]

[10e] Halos are often caused by the ice crystals that compose these clouds, which have “fibratus” and “castellanus” types. These thin, wispy clouds are usually contrasted with stratus and cumulus clouds.

ANSWER: cirrus clouds

[10m] Halos can also form as a rainbow in a quarter-circle around this point in the celestial sphere, which is located directly above one’s head.

ANSWER: zenith

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Summary


2024 ACF Winter at UC Berkeley	2024-11-16	Y	3	13.33	67%	67%	0%
2024 ACF Winter at Clemson	2024-11-16	Y	7	12.86	100%	14%	14%
2024 ACF Winter at Northwestern	2024-11-16	Y	10	14.00	90%	30%	20%
2024 ACF Winter at Ohio State	2024-11-16	Y	7	21.43	71%	43%	100%
2024 ACF Winter at Ohio State	2024-11-16	Y	7	12.86	86%	14%	29%
2024 ACF Winter at Online	2024-11-16	Y	8	13.75	88%	38%	13%
2024 ACF Winter at UBC	2024-11-16	Y	3	16.67	100%	33%	33%
2024 ACF Winter at Central Florida	2024-11-16	Y	5	16.00	100%	40%	20%
2024 ACF Winter at Oxford	2024-11-16	Y	10	20.00	90%	50%	60%

Data


Miami	UChicago D	0	10	0	10
Miami	UChicago D	0	10	0	10
Miami	UChicago D	0	10	0	10
Miami	UChicago D	0	10	0	10
Miami	UChicago D	0	10	0	10
Miami	UChicago D	0	10	0	10
Miami	UChicago D	0	10	0	10
Miami	UChicago D	0	10	0	10
Michigan State A	Pitt B (UG)	10	10	0	20
Michigan State A	Kenyon B (DII)	10	10	0	20
Michigan State A	Pitt B (UG)	10	10	0	20
Michigan State A	Kenyon B (DII)	10	10	0	20
CWRU B (UG)	Michigan State B (UG)	0	10	10	20
Durham B	Bristol A	0	10	0	10
Cambridge C	Bristol B	0	10	10	20
Berkeley A	Stanford A	0	10	10	20
Stanford M	Berkeley B	0	0	0	0
Stanford L	Berkeley C	0	10	10	20
Purdue B	Northwestern A	0	10	0	10
Notre Dame	Purdue C	0	10	0	10
SIUE A	Purdue D	0	10	0	10
UChicago C	WashU C	0	0	10	10
UIUC A	Indiana B	0	10	0	10
UIUC B	UChicago B	0	10	0	10
WashU B	UIUC C	10	10	10	30
UIUC D	Indiana A	10	10	10	30
Ohio State C (DII)	Pitt A	0	0	0	0
Mississippi State	Arkansas	0	10	10	20
Central Oklahoma	Ole Miss	0	0	0	0
Colorado College	McGill E	0	10	10	20
Vassar B	Missouri	0	10	0	10
Iowa	NYU A	0	10	10	20
Texas B	NYU B	0	10	0	10
WUSTL A	Oregon State	0	10	0	10
Vassar A	Texas C	10	10	0	20
Cambridge A	Warwick B	0	10	0	10
Cambridge D	Vanderbilt	10	10	10	30
Durham A	Manchester	10	10	0	20
Imperial A	Birmingham	10	10	0	20
LSE A	Imperial B	10	10	0	20
Oxford B	LSE B	0	0	10	10
Edinburgh	Southampton B	10	10	10	30
Oxford A	Warwick A	10	10	10	30
Alabama A	Georgia Tech C	0	10	0	10
Auburn A	Georgia Tech E	0	10	10	20
Clemson A	Georgia A	0	10	0	10
Emory B	Georgia Tech F	0	10	0	10
Emory A	Georgia Tech A	10	10	0	20
Georgia Tech B	Georgia Tech D	0	10	0	10
Auburn B	Tusculum A	0	10	0	10
Michigan B	CWRU B (UG)	10	0	10	20
Pitt A	Kenyon A (UG)	10	10	0	20
Michigan C (UG)	CWRU A (UG)	10	10	0	20
Michigan C (UG)	Pitt B (UG)	0	10	0	10
Michigan C (UG)	CWRU A (UG)	10	10	0	20
Michigan C (UG)	Pitt B (UG)	0	10	0	10
Michigan State A	Pitt B (UG)	10	10	0	20
Michigan State A	Kenyon B (DII)	10	10	0	20
Michigan State A	Pitt B (UG)	10	10	0	20
Michigan State A	Kenyon B (DII)	10	10	0	20
Michigan D	OSU C	10	10	10	30
Michigan State B (UG)	Ohio State A (UG)	10	0	0	10
Michigan A	Ohio State B (DII)	10	10	10	30
Ohio State B (DII)	CWRU A (UG)	0	10	0	10
Ohio State A (UG)	CWRU D (DII)	0	10	0	10
Kenyon A (UG)	Michigan B	10	10	0	20
Michigan C (UG)	CWRU A (UG)	10	10	0	20
Michigan C (UG)	Pitt B (UG)	0	10	0	10
Michigan C (UG)	CWRU A (UG)	10	10	0	20
Michigan C (UG)	Pitt B (UG)	0	10	0	10
Alberta	SFU	10	10	10	30
UBC A	UBC B	0	10	0	10
UW A	UW B	0	10	0	10
Florida State University A	Florida Tech B	0	10	0	10
UF A	UCF B	0	10	0	10
UCF A	UF B	0	10	10	20
UF C	Florida Tech A	0	10	0	10
UF D	UF F	10	10	10	30