What is a Split Sunset and how does it form?

A cool atmospheric phenomenon happened in SE MI. Derek Kevra explains what happened.

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Geo engineering

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I saw one today! Cool!

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So why is the split always a perfectly straight line? Shadows cast by clouds would not form a straight line.

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Its not

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He said... Heres how it happens... Lololo God is Like .. Ya ....Ok

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I think so too

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Puhlease...

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Absolute cobblers.

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Clouds don't form perfectly straight lines...

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But the light goes in perfectly straight line. Usually it's not a cloud casting that but for example a mountain. So you need a lower area, like a plains or ocean. Then you need a tall mountain. The sun is setting, and when it's at the horizon it's lower than the mountain top, so it hits the top of the mountain from below. That casts a shadow of the mountain top on the cloud layer. For example that often happens in Washington with Mt. Rainier. Just search on the interinet for "mt. rainier shadow".

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Its not a perfect straight line? Zoom in...

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Liars! The explanation does not make sense!

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Amen