Is it ante-crepuscular, like before twilight? Never heard the term before.
No, apparently not.
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It is at sunset but I think the term is due to them appearing opposite of the sun. This pic was taken facing East with the sun setting in the West.
Crepuscular rays are a thing too but appear in the same direction as the sun.
I've seen those! Sometimes they uplight the clouds, it's very impressive.
I hear the Futurama music.
Didn’t think of that but damn you’re right!
How cool! I caught a picture of some in my hometown on the 4th of July 
Nice! I caught one in the morning once.
This has so many lovely shades of blue 💙
Very nice looking blue rays.
Absolutely fantastic.
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