Exploring Earth's Wonders and Beyond
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Why Some of the Rainbow is Missing
In the early 1800s, a German physicist named Joseph von Fraunhofer observed an intriguing phenomenon. While studying sunlight passing through a prism and projecting onto a wall, he noticed that a segment of the rainbow was absent. Across the spectrum from red to violet, there were distinct dark lines where colors should have been. Fraunhofer cataloged over 600 of these missing pieces from the rainbow, varying in intensity. These lines oddly resembled a barcode, serving as a kind of hidden code. Decoding these gaps would later unveil a concealed narrative that would enable scientists to unlock various mysteries of the universe. This is the story of how they achieved this feat and how you can as well.
By Exploring Earth's Wonders and Beyond2 years ago in Earth
Earth's Hidden Enigmas: Diving Deep into the Mystery!
It holds the title of being the hottest place on Earth, specifically in terms of air temperature. On July 10, 1913, the temperature at this location surged to an astonishing and record-breaking 134.1 degrees Fahrenheit. It's no wonder that it has earned the ominous name of Death Valley. Notably, it also claims the distinction of being the lowest point in all of North America, situated a staggering 282 feet below sea level. Upon arrival, one might easily be deceived into thinking they are surrounded by ice. However, appearances can be misleading – the 'ice' is, in fact, salt. As rainwater intermingles with minerals, it dissolves the outer layer of rocks. When the water evaporates, it leaves behind only salt.
By Exploring Earth's Wonders and Beyond2 years ago in Earth
