Light Pillars Light Pillars are natural phenomena created by the reflection of sunlight or the moon from ice crystals near a parallel surface from a horizontal plane. This phenomenon usually occurs when the sun begins to set. Besides that this phenomenon can also be caused by the existence of light sources on earth (terrestrial). For example, for example, artificial light on street lights that are mostly found in cities at night, car lights, and other strong light sources. This Light Pillars event basically occurs frequently in winter, for example in the polar regions or in other cold temperatures. Light Pillars will often appear when winter or snow in the form of a collection of ice crystals that reflect strong light from the sun or moon toward the ground with the help of cold temperatures. When viewed from a distance, Light Pillars will indeed appear or look like Aurora. But in reality, Light Pillars is not an Aurora, and vice versa. Aurora is a phenomenon of light emi
On 17th - 22th of March 2019, student of 11th grade in senior high school 3 Bandung went to bali as Turbud (Tur Budaya). We went to Bali by plane. We divided into 3 fleet. My class got 3rd fleet and ride on Air Asia plane. We should arrive in Husein Sastranegara Airport Bandung at 10 a.m. In airport, we must done some registration and check. Unfortunatelly, plane for 2nd and 3rd fleet was delayed. Finally, after some hours, our plane took off at 2.00 p.m. WIB. We arrived in Ngurahrai Airport Bali at 4.30 p.m Bali's time. Bali's time is one hour more than Bandung's time. So actually we took around 90 minutes to get Bali by the plane. After that we went to Jimbaran Beach. There, we took an outdoor dinner and saw a beatiful sunset. Suddenly, it was rains before we done the dinner. So we went to the inside restaurant immediately. From Jimbaran, we went to the Hotel Quest Denpasar. My group, consist of Aliya, Hasya, and me got room number 120 in the first floor. On the