00:03As a kid, you no doubt tried to find the end of a rainbow at least once, if for no
00:07other reason than to find that pot of gold.
00:09As adults, we know there is no gold hidden at the end of these atmospheric events, but at least part
00:13of that is because there is no end to these atmospheric events.
00:16But it's actually even a little more complicated than that.
00:19That's because despite their parabolic appearance, rainbows aren't giant arches, they're giant circles.
00:24Rainbows form when light from the sun reflects off millions of tiny round drops of water.
00:28That's why you generally see rainbows most frequently when it's both sunny and rainy at the same time.
00:33That light is then refracted by the water droplets, breaking it into the spectrum of colors you see in a
00:38rainbow.
00:39The issue is your perspective of a rainbow is generally with your feet on the ground, but rainbows are massive
00:44and in the sky.
00:45So when you're looking at a rainbow, the horizon is hiding half of the whole thing.
00:49But that's not all. A rainbow isn't a physically present object.
00:51You're just seeing light that has been bent and has reached your perspective in a particular way.
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