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How a rainbow can be arise?

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{:title=>"Beschreibung"}	This ILS has been designed for students  to investigate and answer questions about the formation, the shape, the observation time of a rainbow and the observer's appropriate position. Through selected virtual labs they understand the interaction of sunlight with small water drops in the atmosphere.
Tags	Rainbows Sunlight reflection Refraction Dispersion spectrum Meteorological phenomenon
Author	Eleni Voukloutzi
Linked by	ViSH

Sprache	English
Erstellt am	Mittwoch, 05. August 2015, 12:56 Uhr
Aktualisiert am	Mittwoch, 14. September 2016, 13:26 Uhr

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• Type: Link
• Title: How a rainbow can be arise?
• Description: This ILS has been designed for students  to investigate and answer questions about the formation, the shape, the observation time of a rainbow and the observer's appropriate position. Through selected virtual labs they understand the interaction of sunlight with small water drops in the atmosphere.
• Keywords: Rainbows, Sunlight, reflection, Refraction, Dispersion, spectrum, Meteorological, phenomenon
• Language: English
• Age Range: 14 - 18
• Author: Eleni Voukloutzi
• Linked by: ViSH
• LOM Metadata: http://vishub.org/activity_objects/21507/metadata.xml

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