More often than not, while witnessing an especially gorgeous sunset, a voice in my head will say Diosito se inspiró hoy––God was inspired today––flooding the sky with streaks of purple ...

The dramatic sunset was painted in light known as crepuscular rays. Colloquially, you may know them as "god rays," often observed on Earth as divinely bright shafts of light bursting through ...

Remember that anticrepuscular rays are fainter and more elusive than crepuscular rays. 3. Watch around sunrise or sunset for anticrepuscular rays. That’s when they are are most frequently visible.

Also known as antisolar rays, they converge in the opposite direction of the sun or sunset point, according to KTVH news in Montana. “Anticrepuscular rays are a meteorological optical phenomenon.