flattened out rainbows?

We are inside earth and its flat.

not buying that theory. any other ideas?

I had one just over my tome the other day,

it was super small,

and I felt special.

yep, noticed this. very low to the horizon.

The light is reflected through water molecules at 42 degrees to create a rainbow.



So its got to be something to do with either the water molecules or the angle at a guess.

Yep, super low.

Chemtrails warping the arc?

I have a photo of one INSIDE a lake. I don't have access to the photo at the moment. Strangest thing I have ever seen In dealing with rainbows.

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awesome thanks for sharing :)

yes, plus many more repeating tiny bands underneath.

If you want to compare, do a google search images for rainbow and you will see all of them have the same arc. Some are brighter or smaller but they are not flat like this I saw one last week at home just like the one in the link above

This is not normal

Flatter, you say? Jony Ive must be working on this version of the Matrix.

A rainbow ONLY exists in your eye, or the "optics", if you want to include cameras. Its of in front, it's not above and it will NEVER be behind you or between you and the sun. You must always be facing away from the light in order for it happen.

It's not a tangible thing. There is no such thing as a rainbow just hanging out in the sky.

Do you have a link? Would like to see that.

Oops sorry didn't read the whole thread before posting.

If it's "flatter" it's either how you are perceiving it or its a very large rainbow (we only perceive a segment of a rainbow at a given time).

All rainbows are circles.

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