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Guided high-school simulation for rainbow formation, prism dispersion, and wavelength-dependent refraction.
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Interactive rainbow + prism refraction simulation with guided teacher mode for high school physics.
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• How a primary rainbow forms (refraction -> internal reflection -> refraction)
• Why different colors have different refractive indexes (dispersion)
• Why red is always the outer/top color in the primary rainbow
• How prism and raindrop views compare
From this folder, run any static server, for example:
Then open http://localhost:8000.
• Mouse wheel on canvas: zoom in/out
• Mouse drag on canvas in prism mode: rotate prism
• Teacher Mode: guided 8-cue lecture sequenceRead the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
• How a primary rainbow forms (refraction -> internal reflection -> refraction)
• Why different colors have different refractive indexes (dispersion)
• Why red is always the outer/top color in the primary rainbow
• How prism and raindrop views compare
From this folder, run any static server, for example:
Then open http://localhost:8000.
• Mouse wheel on canvas: zoom in/out
• Mouse drag on canvas in prism mode: rotate prism
• Teacher Mode: guided 8-cue lecture sequenceRead the full README ↗