Double rainbow!! What does it mean?!
this post was submitted on 20 Apr 2024
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Every time the rainbow is visible it really is double (I think there even should be more), but each next rainbow is much less visible due to a lot of light being diffused on the way. So when you see a rainbow in a really strong light it should be double or more
Talk about rubbing salt in the wound! Next up, Deaf Man at a Mozart Recital - John Everett Millais.