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That's a good follow-up. If rainbows have non-visible wavelength components (as it appears they do, from experimentation), where would those spacially appear o
by ethbr0 5y ago
That's a good follow-up.
If rainbows have non-visible wavelength components (as it appears they do, from experimentation), where would those spacially appear on the rainbow?
The assumption would be "on either side", but I suppose there's also the possibility that you start to get repetition at the same angle from viewer, so you'd have multiple bands overlapping?
- Ekaros 5y agoOr somewhere else. Looking at prism it seems possible that they would be totally reflected.