A rainbow is composed of sunlight hitting small particles of water in the air (often associated with rain, waterfalls, etc.) and being refracted and thus separated into its different wavelengths.
Use a garden hose and just put it in an angle in the light. Or use a mirror and a flaslight. That works as well.
A rainbow creates by the suns reflection of the raindrops in the sky
rain and sunlight
it reflects off your arse ;)
No. A rainbow is always round. On the ground, the bottom part is hidden, but in the sky, like from the view of a flying airplane, it can be seen as a round shape. Check the link below for more information:
Because its an optical illusion. It looks like it falls on the horizion, but the more you travel towards it, it remains the same distance away. The rainbow that you actually see is only part of a circle of the rainbow in the sky. We normally only see a segment or an arc from horizion to horizion. On certain conditions when the upper level atmosphere is just right, an entire circle of the rainbow can be seen and on rare occasions, even multiple ones. == ==
The mineral quartz makes up limestone.
The subunit that makes up fat is called triglyceride.
Color Me a Rainbow was created in 1987.
god makes rainbows
A rainbow makes for really good imagery.
Cause there is water near by and the sun is in front of it and it makes a rainbow and there is not end of a rainbow or a pot of gold
rainbow
It splits it into 8 different colors that makes up the rainbow
sunlight reflects through the water (rain) and produces the colours of the (rainbow)
Shooting the basketball in a very high arch. That is called a rainbow shot.
Since 1994, Skittles' very successful slogan has been, "Taste the Rainbow."The rainbow in this case is referring to the rainbow-colored Skittles candy.
White light: makes up the rainbow Ultraviolet light: the beams that come from the sun along with Infared light
The sun has probably been out before, and you know what sun and rain makes: a rainbow.
in basketball you make a rainbow shot
The White Light Spectrum.