I saw a broad, sort of fuzzy, rainbow today & got to wondering why they look different.
Sometimes it has narrow, tight bands, concentrated colors, and sometimes not.
In: Planetary Science
Because the spectrums of the light that pass through the raindrops can be wider or narrower based on certain conditions such as the gontiquimosity of the air, or the making conditions, or if the environment is ripe for actions to occur. But hey what do I know, I’ve never seen a rainbow in my life. :/
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