Discover the magical science of rainbows in our fun and educational podcast for kids! Have you ever wondered why rainbows appear after the rain as colorful arcs in the sky1? We explore the amazing way sunlight and raindrops work together to create this beautiful optical illusion. Did you know that the end of a rainbow is like a magical secret you can never reach? We explain why each person sees their own unique rainbow and why it always seems to move away when you try to find where it touches the ground. Perfect for curious kids who love science and the wonders of nature! Subscribe now and let's explore the amazing science of rainbows together!Episode SummaryIn our very first adventure, Andy sets out to answer the ultimate rainbow question: can you ever reach the end of a rainbow? Join us as we follow their exciting journey through a rainy park, discover the science of light refraction, and learn about rainbow legends from Ireland to Japan!What We Learned TodayHow rainbows form when sunlight passes through water dropletsWhy rainbows appear as arcs in the skyThe reason you can never reach the end of a rainbow (it's not where you think it is!)Stories about rainbows from different cultures around the worldHow to make your own mini rainbow at homeFun FactsA rainbow isn't actually in a specific place in the sky - it's a visual phenomenon that depends on where YOU are standing!Rainbows can actually form complete circles, but we usually only see arcs from the groundThere are double rainbows, and even rare triple or quadruple rainbowsThe colors of the rainbow always appear in the same order: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violetTry This At Home: Rainbow in a GlassMaterials needed:A clear glass of waterA piece of white paperA sunny dayInstructions:Fill a clear glass with waterPlace it near a window where sunlight can shine through itHold the white paper on the opposite side of the glass from the sunlightMove the paper around until you catch the rainbow that forms!Listen & Subscribe:Enjoyed this episode? Make sure to share and subscribe so you never miss a curious question!Ask a Question!If you have a big, weird, or wacky question that you want answered on the podcast, send it over to ⁠[email protected]⁠ or visit ⁠www.curiouskidcast.com⁠.Thanks for listening, and keep being curious!

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