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Hi MerLynn,
"If I have to write more, I have to ask myself... whats the point. they will never get it."
Then try using the scientific method. Perhaps you just need a good teacher to communicate your story. If we don't get it the teacher is no good.
"So how does so many rainbows from the lines entering so many circle drops of water create a ONE pattern. And why cant we see it when standing IN IT?"
That has something to do with angles between the light source and the observer. They will only see each other from the correct angles. If you try to go to one of the ends of a rainbow you will observe that it isn't something stationary. Observers at different points will see the rainbow at different places. All the places will have the same angle between the observer and the sun. It's amazing that you haven't got such knowledge. Even children find out that when trying go to where the rainbow hits the ground.
Regards
Ole
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The common explanation of the rainbow is light entering a drop of water is refracted.
The kindergardenish TWO DIMENSIONAL drawing of a straight line entering a circle beLIES the Spiral nature of light WAVES entering a THREE DIMENSIONAL Sphere.
If I have to write more, I have to ask myself... whats the point. they will never get it.
The childish explanation that only explain ONE drop of water SORTA covers it. It does not explain the singular pattern of opposite and equal of billions of refraction's. So how does so many rainbows from the lines entering so many circle drops of water create a ONE pattern. And why cant we see it when standing IN IT?
Get to it Oneil. This is a good challenge for you to really observe nature and the energy emitted from the Neutral Centre of the Sun. Thats apparently only needed when a solar panel is required.