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Wayne Robinson
8 years ago
The red in a rainbow is on the outside. The way you can remember it is that there’s often a secondary fainter rainbow visible on the outside external to the primary rainbow with the colours reversed, and the ‘Reds’ are together. Last year, I visited a museum in Florence (actually an old mansion) which has a ceiling painting with a rainbow with the colours reversed. I took a photo of it and showed it to someone in my tour party, who thought that rainbows in the Northern Hemisphere might be the reverse of those in the Southern Hemisphere…
SpaceChook
8 years ago
This is . . . just . . . glorious.
klewso
8 years ago
Rainbow weddings on Naboo? Not while there’s what passes for life left in the Dork Lord.
AR
8 years ago
I still have to sing the Mickey Mouse Club song to remember the order of the colours.
Like ’30 days, hath September…’.
In the Northern Hemisphere I have seen rainbows made by moonlight even, once, a double.
The red in a rainbow is on the outside. The way you can remember it is that there’s often a secondary fainter rainbow visible on the outside external to the primary rainbow with the colours reversed, and the ‘Reds’ are together. Last year, I visited a museum in Florence (actually an old mansion) which has a ceiling painting with a rainbow with the colours reversed. I took a photo of it and showed it to someone in my tour party, who thought that rainbows in the Northern Hemisphere might be the reverse of those in the Southern Hemisphere…
This is . . . just . . . glorious.
Rainbow weddings on Naboo? Not while there’s what passes for life left in the Dork Lord.
I still have to sing the Mickey Mouse Club song to remember the order of the colours.
Like ’30 days, hath September…’.
In the Northern Hemisphere I have seen rainbows made by moonlight even, once, a double.