Rainbows seem to defy nature, but they're really pretty simple when it comes down to it. Turns out it's just light reacting to water droplets in the air. But they sure do look cool. Learn all about how rainbows are formed in this classic episode.
In this episode, Josh and Chuck explore the fascinating science behind rainbows, covering everything from how light refracts through water droplets to why you'll always see a rainbow at a 42-degree angle from the sun. They break down the physics in surprisingly fun ways using shopping cart analogies, explain why you can never actually reach the end of a rainbow, and dive into cool phenomena like double rainbows and the full-circle rainbows that pilots sometimes see from above. Whether you've ever wondered what makes rainbows appear or just want to appreciate them on a deeper level, this episode transforms a simple natural phenomenon into a captivating look at optics and perspective.
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