A moonbow is a rare atmospheric phenomenon where moonlight refracts through water droplets, forming a faint rainbow at night. Unlike daytime rainbows created by direct sunlight, moonbows occur when a bright Moon—typically near full phase—illuminates mist, rain, or waterfall spray under dark sky conditions. The physics behind a moonbow is identical to that of a solar rainbow. Light enters spherical water droplets, refracts, reflects internally, and exits at specific angles—most prominently near 4

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