Supernumerary Rainbows Over New Jersey
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A photograph and explanation of supernumerary rainbows—faint, colored bands that sometimes appear between the primary and secondary rainbows—captured over New Jersey, a rare and beautiful optical phenomenon caused by interference of light waves.
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