auringonvaloisissa

Auringonvaloisissa is a term used in Finnish to describe a phenomenon where the sun appears to be in a position that is not physically possible, often seen as a bright spot in the sky that seems to defy the laws of physics. This optical illusion is typically observed during the winter months when the sun is low in the sky. The term "auringonvaloisissa" translates to "sunlight in the sky" in English.

The illusion is caused by a combination of atmospheric conditions and the observer's perspective. When the sun is low on the horizon, its light is refracted and scattered by the Earth's atmosphere, creating a bright spot that appears to be above the horizon. This spot can sometimes be seen moving or changing shape, further adding to the illusion of the sun being in an impossible position.

Auringonvaloisissa is a fascinating example of how the human eye and brain can interpret visual information in ways that are not always accurate. While the phenomenon is not physically possible, it is a common sight in Finland and other countries with similar climates. It is important to note that while auringonvaloisissa can be a beautiful sight, it is not a reliable indicator of the sun's actual position or the time of day.