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Rainbows are one of the most beautiful and mystical natural phenomena. Looking at the lovely colors as children were something that enthralled us to no end. There are several legends about the rainbow, but science has been able to deconstruct it for us, making it simple to comprehend what a rainbow is. You should read this article if you wish to teach your children about the rainbow.

What Is A Rainbow?

A rainbow is a unique natural phenomenon that happens when it is raining on one side and sunny. Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, and Red, commonly known as VIBGYOR for short, are seven colors that create an arc in the sky. The rainbow emerges when sunlight is scattered via raindrops.

How Are Rainbows Formed?

For youngsters, a simple explanation of the rainbow formation is that the light we see every day is sunlight, a white light that originates from the sun. White light is made up of all of the colors of the rainbow, yet it appears white when all of the light is traveling in one direction.

On the other hand, millions of raindrops cause the colors in white light to divide and refract through them when it rains. Each raindrop creates its rainbow, but when numerous raindrops fall at once, the rainbows grow large enough to be seen with the naked eye.

Does Everyone See The Same Rainbow?

What makes rainbows so unique is that no two individuals view them in the same way. Everyone sees something different since it relies on how the light is twisted and reflected.

Someone who appears to be standing just below you is looking at the rainbow from afar.

Can You Touch A Rainbow?

Rainbows aren’t things or objects, and they can’t be touched. They are made up of reflected and bent light, which you cannot feel when it shines.

Where Is The End Of A Rainbow?

There are no limits to the length of a rainbow. Rainbows are complete circles, even though they seem like an arch or an upside-down letter U.

Because we generally observe the rainbow from the ground, we only see a portion of the circle.

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