Over the Rainbow: Découvre les mille facettes de l'arc-en-ciel

Over the Rainbow: Découvre les mille facettes de l'arc-en-ciel

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Science & Technology History
格式 精装书
页数 64
语言 法语
已发布 Feb 15, 2024
出版商 GALLIMARD JEUNE
ISBN-10 2075195552
ISBN-13 9782075195553
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Rachael Davis invites readers on a colorful journey through the wonders of rainbows, exploring their myriad forms and the science that underpins these stunning phenomena. This book presents an engaging blend of education and artistry, revealing how rainbows are a natural occurrence resulting from light refraction and reflection. Each chapter dives deep into the intricate details of how these vibrant arcs appear in the sky, shedding light on the conditions necessary for their formation.

Beyond the scientific explanations, the narrative unfolds to showcase rainbows as symbols of beauty and hope across different cultures. Davis highlights stories and folklore that celebrate the spectrum of colors, making the subject resonate on both an emotional and intellectual level. The lush illustrations complement the text, bringing to life the striking visuals that rainbows can create in various settings, from the tranquil mist of waterfalls to the rugged edges of stormy skies.

Additionally, the book delves into other forms of light phenomena, expanding the reader's understanding of how light interacts with the world. This exploration fosters a sense of curiosity and encourages readers to observe nature more keenly, inspiring them to seek out their own experiences with light and color in their surroundings.

Overall, it is a captivating read that appeals to nature lovers, science enthusiasts, and anyone intrigued by the spectrum of life. Through Davis's vivid descriptions and engaging narrative, readers will discover that there is much more to rainbows than meets the eye.

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