Hello,
Friends!
On the
off-chance that no one found a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow, it’s not
the fault of the Leprechauns. It is because rainbows are actually circles, not
arches. You just can’t see the rest of the circle due to the curvature of the
earth!
The full
circle of a rainbow is best seen from an airplane, high above the ground.
Only a bit
of moisture and a splash of sunlight are needed to form a rainbow. You might
see one in the dew on a leaf at daybreak
Or at night
under a brilliant moon
Have you
ever seen an upside down rainbow? When light reflects through ice crystals it
is called a called Sun smile
Can you look
at a rainbow without smiling?
My son was determined to catch a leprechaun this year, but no luck! Lovely pictures. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Christine!
DeleteMy daughter once drove her son clear across town to find the end of the rainbow! I told him catching falling stars is easier ;-) He's determined to do both!