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Silent Runner Oct 2022 11:26pm, 13 Oct 2022 844 posts	0 Silent Runner A rainbow has a frequency range - red light has a frequency of 430 terahertz, and violet light is 770 terahertz, so that bit is actually correct. The rest of it might just as well be random words for all the sense it makes.
GlennR Oct 2022 1:27am, 14 Oct 2022 65,963 posts	0 GlennR Thanks, that makes sense SR.
jelly Oct 2022 6:34am, 14 Oct 2022 3,899 posts	0 jelly Just passing by on my tour of the forums!
GregP Oct 2022 6:40am, 14 Oct 2022 139,727 posts	0 GregP Sorry, there were more words after ‘frequency of a rainbow’? I had to stop reading at that point because my brain broke.
GregP Oct 2022 6:43am, 14 Oct 2022 139,728 posts	0 GregP Taking SR’s point at face value presumably the beverage wouldn’t work as well if, say, you drank it while operating a pneumatic drill?
Pothunter Oct 2022 7:25am, 14 Oct 2022 6,764 posts	0 Pothunter The random full stop in the middle of the first paragraph just adds to the offense.
Badger Oct 2022 7:27am, 14 Oct 2022 15,647 posts	0 Badger GlennR that was the point of my white light comment, though I wasn't explicit about the frequencies making sense. I had to check, technical references to light generally use wavelength rather than frequency.
Nicholls595 Oct 2022 8:07am, 14 Oct 2022 29,777 posts	0 Nicholls595 Rainbows frequently appear when it's sunny and raining at the same time. That's all I have on science I'm afraid.
Dvorak Oct 2022 9:07am, 14 Oct 2022 26,050 posts	0 Dvorak What's the frequency, Kenneth?
Silent Runner Oct 2022 9:17am, 14 Oct 2022 845 posts	0 Silent Runner I may have said it before on here, but if you want to “enliven” your water molecules, the best way is to stick them in a kettle and boil them. Best not to drink them straight afterwards, though.