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Tristanthompson
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I'm interested in rainbows.
I'm talking about good old fashioned arc/halo rainbows like those you see in the sky.
Thanks,
T
I'm talking about good old fashioned arc/halo rainbows like those you see in the sky.
- Sometimes you see rainbows from lawn sprinklers. How small would the smallest rainbow arc conceivably possible to view be?
- Could I make a rainbow at night using a sprinkler with a torch?
- If so, how bright would my torch light need to be?
- Will even minute drops of water i.e. mist produce rainbows? Mistbows?
- Do the water droplets have to be traveling in a consistent direction at a consistent speed?
- What factors make the colours in rainbows more saturated and the bands more defined?
- Can you be above a rainbow and look down on it without it losing its form?
Thanks,
T