Can You Really Walk Through a Rainbow ?

Many people claim that they have walked through or crossed under a rainbow, but scientific explanations suggest otherwise. This raises an important question: should we believe personal experiences or scientific facts?

From a scientific perspective, a rainbow is not a physical object. It is an optical phenomenon created when sunlight is refracted, reflected, and dispersed through tiny water droplets in the air. Because a rainbow is made of light and depends on the observer’s position, it has no fixed location and no solid form. As a person moves closer to where the rainbow appears to touch the ground, the rainbow also shifts position.

On the other hand, when people say they have passed through a rainbow, it is usually due to a visual illusion or perception. Changes in angle, movement, mist, or rain can make it feel as if someone is entering or crossing a rainbow, even though they are only moving through water droplets, not the rainbow itself.

Conclusion:
Science clearly explains that physically walking through a rainbow is not possible. While personal experiences may feel real, they are based on optical illusions, not physical reality. Therefore, in this case, scientific explanation is more reliable than individual claims.