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PhotonQ-Double Rainbow
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After a storm, this double rainbow showed up. One of the most beautiful and strange I ever saw. Didn’t have the camera, so I took the photos with the android phone and made a panorama of them.
Now one question, was it a supernumerary rainbow ? Anyone ?
The photo "shows a primary rainbow, a fainter secondary rainbow above it, and several pastel-shaded rainbows inside the primary rainbow.
The primary rainbow results from a single internal reflection of refracted light inside a raindrop, and the secondary rainbow results from a double internal reflection. But the additional rainbows are not explainable by geometric optics, and hence had been termed "supernumerary".
Supernumerary rainbows result from interference of light which undergoes single internal reflection but travels along different paths inside a raindrop. Supernumerary rainbows provide a strong indication of the wave nature of light. In fact, it was a mystery of supernumerary rainbows that prompted Thomas Young to do the famous double-slit experiment in 1801 that confirmed the wave nature of light and led to his explanation of supernumerary rainbows in 1803."
The quality for a phone (HTC Desire) is great, but doesn’ t bring back the colours and contrast from the real sky. It was WOWWWW…Well..until I can upload memories from my brain onto flickr…this will do =)