The Science of Rainbows
Rainbows. The answer is 42Click here to SUBSCRIBE, it's FREE! -- http://bit.ly/iotbs_sub ↓ More below ↓ Dorothy went over one. LeVar Burton read to us ...
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[music] From coloring books to record covers, rainbows are everywhere. I bet you can even remember the colors without thinking twice. Although in real life no one really says "indigo", although I guess ROYGBV doesn't really have the same ring to it. As anyone who's tried to chase one finds out, a rainbow isn't really there. You can't go over it, and you can't get to the end of it. It's become a mythical representation of the unattainable. In Navajo and Norwegian mythology, it's a bridge that only gods could take between heaven and Earth. For Christians and Buddhists, rainbows are a state of peace and forgiveness. And in some cultures, it's a really long and colorful unicorn. Of course, just because a rainbow isn't really there doesn't mean ...
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[music] From coloring books to record covers, rainbows are everywhere. I bet you can even remember the colors without thinking twice. Although in real life no one really says "indigo", although I guess ROYGBV doesn't really have the same ring to it. As anyone who's tried to chase one finds out, a rainbow isn't really there. You can't go over it, and you can't get to the end of it. It's become a mythical representation of the unattainable. In Navajo and Norwegian mythology, it's a bridge that only gods could take between heaven and Earth. For Christians and Buddhists, rainbows are a state of peace and forgiveness. And in some cultures, it's a really long and colorful unicorn. Of course, just because a rainbow isn't really there doesn't mean ...
