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#FotoVorschlag: Am Ende des Regenbogens // At the end of the #rainbow

Der Vollständigkeit halber noch ein #Regenbogen. Ich habe ja schon viele fotografiert, aber das ist der mit Abstand beeindruckendste gewesen. Und er lenkt schön von der wohl hässlichsten Fußgängerzone Deutschlands ab. 😅 Sorry #Meckenheim! // Here's a full rainbow for you. Over the years, I took photos of a lot of rainbows, but this one here is the most stunning I think. Plus, it's a beautiful distraction from what must be Germany's ugliest town centre. Sorry Meckenheim!
A wide shot captures a vibrant, full rainbow arcing across a dramatic, dark grey sky above a wet, paved town square in Meckenheim, Germany. The rainbow's colours are distinct, ranging from red and orange on the outer arc to violet on the inner. Below the rainbow, the sky is heavy with dark clouds, suggesting recent rain. The town square features modern, multi-story buildings with flat roofs and a mix of architectural styles. Some buildings have large windows and colourful accents, such as the blue and white section of a building on the left. The ground is paved with dark, wet cobblestones, reflecting the ambient light and the colours of the rainbow subtly. Scattered across the square are street furniture elements including metal benches, litter bins, and a few bare trees with autumnal foliage. The scene appears to be shortly after a rain shower, with puddles reflecting the surroundings. The overall atmosphere is one of a fleeting moment of beauty after a storm.
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This is how rainbows are made: youtube.com/watch?v=24GfgNtnjX

it's a lot cooler and more complicated than the explaination our schools and parents gave us.

The thumbnail? Yes that person has coloured lasers and a giant spere to shoot the lasers in. It's crazy! The production quality of this video is unmatchable

And in the end despite all the cones of coloured light and crazy stuff you will have understood thanks to the visualization.

YouTubeYou're Probably Wrong About RainbowsBy Veritasium
#physics#youtube#education
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