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I found another video of the same rainbow. Turns out that this rainbow was considered a holy sign because it appeared during the funeral of one tibetan Lama Here it is. It's weird, but I don't think it's impossible.

Can secondary rainbows appear alone?

I think this video was filmed in Tibet, which would explain the angle.

Because it was from a video and it was outdoors and the people were seeing the rainbow and all. I've seen this many months ago, so I don't have the page anymore, sorry. I just kept this image from the video.

High school. And since I'm doing Political Sciences school, I think I don't remember all the things of then. But reading and exercising is not a problem for me when I want to learn. Thank you.

I think this is the correct subforum for this question. If I'm wrong, please, forgive me. Well, to the question. I was browsing some wonderful pictures and videos and one crossed my vision and raised a doubt. When I studied optics back in my school, I learned that the red wave stayed in the...

Sure. Why not? I've spent time studying anarchism, there's nothing worse than Emma Goldman :biggrin: so, hit me.

Yes. I'm really deep interested in Philosophical aproaches to Physics, but I also would like to know better things like: how the feck can a eletron act like a particle and a wave at the same time. What is singularity. What is Event Horizon. Etc. And I want a deep understanding of it...not...

Most probably, there was already a thread about this before, but I didn't find any with the search engine. Please, believe me, I tried a lot of words and found nothing like I'm going to ask now. I'm not a physicist...in fact, I'm a Political Sciences student with a great passion for Philosophy...