On Thursday, there was panic when a giant halo formed around Mexico City’s Sun. It brought thousands to the streets and prompted talk of an “alien invasion” and the end of the world. Many people believed that an alien device had made its way onto the surface of Earth to take control. The phenomenon is not unusual and occurs regularly. A halo is also called a nimbus or an icebow. It is formed when sunlight interacts with suspended ice crystals. This results in a variety of colours and arcs, as well as spots, spots, or rings in the sky. It was huge. There are many halos that appear around or near the Moon and Sun. Others can also be found elsewhere in the sky, or even in different parts of the sky. Experts believe that the spectacular halo seen over Mexico City Thursday night was quite impressive. It was actually seen in Pachuca and Toluca. Milenio, a local newspaper quoted Rafael Inclan as saying (translated:) “After so much we have to endure in Mexico City,” this (halo). is nothing. Milenio quoted Rafael Inclan, a Mexican comedian, as saying that “This (halo) is nothing after all the hardships we have to endure in Mexico City.”
