Where does it end?

Question

So where is the end of the rainbow?

This was meant to be a rhetorical question. But I like the guy who talked about the Flood. And Global Warming isn't real.

Answer 1

Rainbow is just the reflection that happens when sun light refracts from the water droplets in the air, the water droplets acting like a prism.

Now a rainbow starts at that point and ends as long the sunray reaches passing through the prism.

Now what kind of rainbow are you talking about here?

Answer 2

"Global warming isn't real." Try reality sometime, just as a novelty.

A rainbow is sunlight in water droplets. But it's not really "there;" it's appearance depends on your position relative to the sun and the droplets. So the rainbow ends wherever you see it end.

Answer 3

Trick question: Rainbows are circles.
We often see only half of a rainbow, but many things are different from how they are commonly seen.

Answer 4

If the horizon on the land is 12 miles as far as the eye can see.
Then 12 miles.

If the horizon on the sea is 13 nautical miles as far as the eye can see.
Then 13 nautical miles.

Answer 5

Rainbows are round endless shapes of light. They're also startless. You see about half of them from over the horizon.

Answer 6

It's God's promise that he won't destroy the earth. However it ends when man destroys the promise by his own industry see Global warming.

Answer 7

"So shall it be at the end of the world: the angels shall come forth, and sever the wicked from among the just, and shall cast them into the furnace of fire; there shall be wailing and gnashing of teeth". - Jesus (Matt. 13:49

Answer 8

In the Land of Oz

Answer 9

Maybe where does it begin would be a better question.

Answer 10

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Rainbows are caused by light refraction...