Oh? I just found a quick bit of gold.

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wow what a great tutorial

No kidding

its hailing where i am

Liberal owned

LOL

hmm without water, maybe fill it with wodka ?

Does it work with milk?

That would be impressive

juice

ence or astralis

juice

juice

juice

pear juice for neil 😄

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moonbow

i’m flabbergasted

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 check the discription,
difference is the light source
but i thought wiki agreed that the moon reflected sun light, ?

ok so i have a question

technically, the light source is still the same.

if the earth is flat, does that mean the moon and sun are, too?

Back when I was a glober, I think a question like that would either be stupid, or trolling. Because it is.

so now the question is can you make a rainbow with "reflected" sun light from a solid object which is made out of petrified wood ? (moon stone) https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/space/6105902/Moon-rock-given-to-Holland-by-Neil-Armstrong-and-Buzz-Aldrin-is-fake.html

you'd need a super reflective surface...

is the moon a super reflective surface ?

yes, from that distance.

so the color of the moon itself is pure white ? perfectly balanced ?

the glow you're getting from the moon is reflected sunlight, so...

cause it creates a perfect rainbow

any little coloration would taint the light and well that would influence the rainbow if it can still be made ?

as far as I know, the surface color is gray, but that's based on photos.

Images*

haha yes, based on images.

and I believe i've looked at the moon though a telescope a long time ago, too, and it appeared gray.

It may.

i seen yellow moons red moons blue moons a lot of colors

Is there an experiment we can do where we reflect sunlight off a surface, and produce cold light? Because apparently that’s what the moon is emitting. Cold light.

cold light?

thats not a thing