Something
does not fit in this picture. Observe,
analyze, and consider. Then look at the
answer below.
Wait
for it . . .
Wait
for it . . .
Just
a little more . . .
Answer: Rainbows are never seen around sunsets. (Or sunrises, or noontime suns, etc.) Rainbows are formed by refraction, so they are
seen opposite the sun, often with the sun at your back.
It’s
surprising which authors make this mistake.
William Golding, the Nobel prize-winning author of The Lord of the Flies made the mistake of having a rainbow around
or near the sun.
And
just to let you know we are not destroying McKayla’s life by showing her
picture all over the place, she says in this video she thinks it’s funny how
her image was plastered all over the internet.
Classic!
ReplyDeleteI felt for that poor girl, so I'm glad to see she is taking it all in good spirits ;)