Feelings of euphoria and extreme joya hopeful outlookpositivity and optimism about recoverya calm or peaceful state of mindconfidence about your ability to maintain sobrietypreoccupation with the positive aspects of recoverycommitment to positive lifestyle changesincreased emotional awareness, and more items.
“Sunlight constant” controls the time of day 0.1~sunset, 1.0~noon. Sun->Clouds controls how much direct sunlight falls on the clouds. 7 seems to work well. Sky->Clouds controls how much sky light falls onto the clouds. 1 seems to work well.
Some of the most picturesque clouds occur close to sunrise and sunset when they can appear in brilliant yellows, oranges and reds. The colors result from a combination of Rayleigh and Mie scattering.
The clouds do not become that color; they are reflecting long and unscattered rays of sunlight, which are predominant at those hours. The effect is much like if one were to shine a red spotlight on a white sheet. In combination with large, mature thunderheads this can produce blood-red clouds.
Pink clouding, or pink cloud syndrome, describes a stage of early addiction recovery that involves feelings of euphoria and elation. When you’re in this phase, you feel confident and excited about recovery.
Moreover, are pink clouds harmful?
These feelings can lead to relapse, especially if the person lacks the proper support to stay sober. In short, the pink cloud is nice while it lasts, but it can also hinder long-term recovery, especially if it goes on for an extended period of time.
Why do clouds turn gray before it rains?
A mountain will force upward the wind blowing against it. A weather front will act the same way: Cold air is heavy and it forces warmer air upward. Winds colliding at the surface, like two freight trains, have no where to go but upward. We call this convergence.
The color gray comes in a multitude of shades. Arsenic is a darker shade of gray that contains some traces of blue. Ash gray is named to represent the color of ashes. Black coral, cadet gray, blue gray, cinereous, carbon gray, battleship gray, or charcoal should be interesting too.
Why is the sky red when it’s Raining?
It was observed that the blue portion of the sky appeared 7 times more radiant on cloudy nights than on clear nights, while the red portion was 18 times brighter! You normally wouldn’t see a reddish tinge while it’s still raining, as the visibility becomes poor at night and therefore you can’t see the reflected light.
Why do cities glow red on cloudy nights?
But with cloud cover, the long-wavelength red light that is usually sent out into space on clear nights is scattered back down to Earth. The result is that cloudy nights in urban areas have a reddish glow.
Due to Rayleigh scattering, most of the light of shorter wavelengths – the blue, violet, and green – are scattered away multiple times, leaving only lights of longer wavelength – the red, orange, and yellow – to pass straight through to the observer. This is why a rising and setting Sun tends to take on spectacular hues of red, orange, and yellow.