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This looks like a rainbow coming through a window! But this
rainbow isn’t made of light. What do you think it’s made of?
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These fake rainbows are made from hundreds of pieces of string!
They’re made by Mexican-born artist Gabriel Dawe.
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You can make rainbow string art, too, if you have some pushpins
(or nails) to wrap colorful string around!
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Most people use crayons like this when coloring rainbows. But if
you get crayons HOT, there’s another way to make a rainbow...
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Hot crayons melt—so the crayons can drip and create a rainbow!
This artist is using a special tool that blows REALLY hot air!
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Can you tell what this is a picture of? (It’s a close-up picture of
something you’ve probably seen before!)
They’re soap bubbles, which have rainbow colors! A single bubble
is round, but when many are next to each other, they look like this.
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Look at this video an artist made! If you look closely at soap
bubbles, you may notice the liquid and colors moving and swirling.
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Watch how the light moves as people turn the glass shapes. But if
you add even more glass, something else happens (next slide)...
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This art is also made using light and glass! Different kinds of glass
are tilted in just the right way to make amazing colors on the walls.
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Shadows are normally gray or black. Can you think of any way to
get a shadow to be a different color, like pink?
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Gray shadows are made when white light shines on things. But if
you use blue, green, and red lights, they make shadows like these!
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Voting for this episode is now closed. Would you like to vote on the most recent poll?
We pulled three questions from our jar. Which question do you want to explore?
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Are any animals picky eaters?
-Evan, 4th Grade
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Could a baseball pitcher throw faster than the wind?
-Colin, 2nd Grade
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Why do some animals sleep during the day?
-Eliana, Kindergarten
Why are coral reefs so colorful?
Watch the video to discover the answer and don't forget to vote for next week's question. There are mysteries all around us. Have fun and stay curious!
