Science & Nature

Why Rainbows Appear in the Sky

A listening that explains how sunlight and raindrops work together to create a rainbow.

B17 min

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1A rainbow is one of the most beautiful sights in nature.

2You can only see a rainbow when the sun shines during rain.

3The sunlight enters each raindrop and bends as it passes through.

4White sunlight is actually made up of many different colours.

5The raindrop separates these colours, just like a glass prism.

6Red appears on the outside edge, and violet on the inside.

7In between, you can see orange, yellow, green, blue, and indigo.

8Every person sees their own rainbow, because the angle is different.

9If you move, the rainbow seems to move along with you.

10Sometimes a second, fainter rainbow appears above the first one.

11In this second rainbow, the order of the colours is reversed.

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