Answer 1:
A rainbow is curved because of the way that light shines - it forms into a curved shape.
Answer 2:
A rainbow is curved because the light that makes it up comes through the atmosphere
which is curved around the planet, it includes every colour of the light spectrum.
Answer #3:
A rainbow is curved because at every point on the rainbow, the angle between the
line to the sun and the line to you has to be 42 degrees ... at any other angle, the
light leaving the water droplet misses you and you don't see it.
A great number of points where that angle is true form a circle.
(Of course, only the ones that are above the ground can participate in the process.
The ones that are underground either can't see the sun or can't see you, and there's
probably no water droplets there anyway, so there's no path for the light to go from
the sun to the point underground and then to you, and you don't see a full circle.)
At every point in a rainbow, the anglebetween the sun and your eyeis the same. The only shape that can accomplish that is a circle.
A rainbow is curved due to angle requirements. Light from the sun that bounces through a drop of water, comes into your eye, and appears red must bounce at a specific angle. Join two sticks together at a set angle. Place one end at a dot to represent the sun. Place the other toward your eye. The place where the sticks join, where the water drop is, can be rotated around in a circle. A rainbow is shaped like a circle. You never see the entire rainbow because of the horizon. When you look at a rainbow, the Earth gets in the way of most of the circle. The portion you see is just the top portion. Draw a circle and cover a little more than half of it. What is left is the shape of a rainbow.
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I'm guessing it has something to do with how a rainbow starts after it rains.
The rainbow has a name, but it's the scientific name. Rainbow also goes by Moonbow. But, rainbow is called rainbow because the colors in the rainbow. ROYGBIV when you see a rainbow its called a spectrum. ROY G. BIV is the name... for RED, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, INDIGO, VIOLET...
A Rainbow in Curved Air was created in 1969.
no there is no homophone for rainbow
At every point in a rainbow, the anglebetween the sun and your eyeis the same. The only shape that can accomplish that is a circle.
You should draw a line as straight as a rainbow with cheese.
rainbow trajectory
A rainbow is curved due to angle requirements. Light from the sun that bounces through a drop of water, comes into your eye, and appears red must bounce at a specific angle. Join two sticks together at a set angle. Place one end at a dot to represent the sun. Place the other toward your eye. The place where the sticks join, where the water drop is, can be rotated around in a circle. A rainbow is shaped like a circle. You never see the entire rainbow because of the horizon. When you look at a rainbow, the Earth gets in the way of most of the circle. The portion you see is just the top portion. Draw a circle and cover a little more than half of it. What is left is the shape of a rainbow.
The word "rainbow" comes from Old English roots, combining "rain" and "bow" (which referred to a curved shape). It describes the natural spectrum of colors seen in the sky when light is refracted, dispersed, and reflected by raindrops.
A stone arch casting a curved shadow on the lawn, like a rainbow in which all of the colours were grey or black.
a curved seam is a seam that is curved
A curved line is a line that is curved.
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Basically, we don't know if spacetime is overall flat, or overall curved, nor if it's curved HOW it's curved.