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English: Intensities I (normalized on the intensity I(0) for the diffraction angle 0) of light diffracted by drops in clouds, dependent on diffraction angle ("Ablenkwinkel" at the y-axis in the figure). The curves are calculated after diffraction theory. "1. Ring" means the 1st system of colored rings of a corona around the moon. Shown are intensities of red ("rot") and blue ("blau") light for two different drop sizes (10 and 20 micrometer radius). As can be seen, smaller drops make wider rings. |
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