How does the rainbow fall in the sky?
Sunlight is composed of many different colors of light. By studying such colors we can pass light from the manifesto (triangular glass prism). The manifestation can twist the rays of light and allow us to see all of these colors. Water can also act as small molecules.
Sometimes the sun goes down on the sky when it is drizzling or sowing. When the sunlight falls on the water, they divide the light into many colors and form an rainbow. The two inner surfaces of the rain acts as a mirror. What reflects the rain on our eyes. In this way we see a blind.
For the blind to see, it is important to rain, and at the same time the sun's shine may be necessary. One has to stand back up to the sun to look at the blind.
Ice crystals can also act as manifestos. Sinhala sandstorms are made of clouded pens. When they touch the sky, we see a light / dark circle, or a sign of light, around the sun or a few. Which we call "halo" or "halo". Looking for a dip is considered to be rain or snow.
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