Rainbows
Get ready for a spectrum of wonder with Learning Mole’s “High Five Facts About Rainbows”! This video is a vibrant journey into the atmospheric magic that paints the sky with colours. From the physics of light to the cultural significance, we’re about to uncover the fascinating and colourful facts that make rainbows a delightful natural phenomenon. So, raise your hand for a high-five and join us as we explore the high-fiving facts about rainbows. It’s a celebration of the enchanting arcs that bridge the gap between science and beauty! 🌈✋🌦️
Transcription for Rainbows
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Today we are going to learn five colorful facts about rainbows. Number one Rainbows are formed when sunlight shines through raindrops. The light is bent by the Raindrop revealing all the colors that make up the light. The bending of light is called refraction this forms a rainbow. We see as all the colors are revealed Double Rainbows are caused when light reflects in the Raindrop twice making a second rainbow. So there’s a little bit fainter than the first Number two when we see rainbows. They look like a giant arched bridge, but we are only seen half of the rainbow when we look at it from the ground.
This is because the sun is light source, which creates the rainbow and it is in the middle of the rainbow. So the rainbow is a huge circle of light reflecting on the rain the tips Under The Horizon. We see rainbows as a semi-circle or Arch because the other half of it is hidden behind the Horizon so we can’t see it from the ground. By there isn’t a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow because rainbows have no end. Fact number three inviting mythology to buy Frost was a Rainbow Bridge connecting as God the kingdom of the gods to the rest of the nine Realms in Hawaiian mythology.
A man called new build a house on a boat to survive a great flood with his family after surviving the flood to God Kane came down to new on a Rainbow Bridge to explain why the flood had happened. number four Every time you look at a rainbow, you are seen a different one to the person standing next to you. This is because the rainbow it’s caused by light going through rain and is being seen by your eyes. Your eyes will see the rainbow differently to everyone else in the world.
The rainbow will look very similar, but it’s not the same rainbow. Rainbow you see is just for you. Fact number five want to make your own rainbow next time you get a very sunny day. You can create a rainbow like turning on the garden hose and spraying water into the air. Make sure you are facing away from the Sun so light hits the water the water will reflect the light creating a rainbow right in your garden. Make sure to ask your parents for permission first and they can help you make your own rainbow. I hope you enjoyed my five colorful facts about rainbows. See you soon.
