Rain makes rainbows! When sunlight goes through a raindrop, it bends and splits into different colors, like a magical rainbow factory in the sky. Imagine you're inside a water ball, playing with light beams that change color as they bounce around before coming out again.
Examples
- A raindrop turns sunlight into a tiny rainbow in the sky
- Walking through a spray of water on a sunny day can make you see colors around you
- Raindrops create little rainbows when light passes through them
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See also
- What Causes a ‘Rainbow’ and Why Do We See It Differently?
- Why Do We See Colors in the Rainbow?
- How Does a ‘Rainbow’ Appear After Rain?
- How Do Rainbows Form in the Sky?
- How Does a Mirror ‘Know’ What It’s Reflecting?
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