actually a rainbow is created by reflection, refraction and dispersion of light in water droplets resulting in a spectrum of light appearing in the sky.

and it is the water droplets that are refracting the light.

similarily, the disc material is refracting light.

i mirror obviously wouldn't work because it doesn't refract light.

So you should be able to make a rainbow indoors with no outside interference using only light and water.

rainbows are actually 4th grade knowledge guys come on

so, the goal, then, is to specifically make a rainbow with *water*.

indoors?

Light and water is what you have.

Indoors.

Yes.

Ok, well, I suppose I can't test that at the moment.

i found a video of a person making a rainbow indoors

oh, noice

@eletrick33 you sure about that ?

Using only light and water? 🤔

yeah theres a million videos on how to do it this is just a random one i picked https://youtu.be/vXccpwytjL8

cause you can have rainbows which move with you and are full circles even when you are close to it, i have seen rainbows in full circle at 5 meters altitude move with me while i drove past it, it has a relation to your eye as well, no 4th grade stuff there,

So she didn’t just use light and water. Okay.

Irrelevant video to the topic at hand then.

I think I missed why this was important. What's the relevance to only making a rainbow indoors with lighting and water?

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, ?