Phone Post: Summary:

[camwyn]

Comments

[aberrantangels]

Understandable. If you can see octarine, how long before something notices you seeing it?

[dragonwhishes.livejournal.com]

DAMN YOU FOR BEING SO COOL.

You get all of the neat thingys.

[camwyn]

point of order: the octarine was not between the two rainbows. The space between the rainbows was Alexander's dark belt, exactly as would be expected. The other stuff...

*blinks*

Huh. Okay, so, maybe it's not octarine after all. It appears to be a known phenomenon called supernumerary rainbows". Apparently, they're still under research.

Oh well.

[camwyn]

*points to comment above*

Turns out it wasn't octarine after all. At least, it doesn't seem to be.

[feonixrift.livejournal.com]

That's what they want you to think.

[dragonwhishes.livejournal.com]

*nods firmly.*

It's still octrine to me. And if I believe it is hard enough, it will really be it.

Someday we'll find it, the rainbow connection

[(Anonymous)]

That's funny, just today I was reminded of the time a few years back when we got some really bright sun under the edge of a heavy rain squall, and I got a photo of myself posing with a shovel as if digging where a rainbow touched down in the back yard (as viewed from the house). It was a traditional film camera, not digital, but if I ever find the photo again it's on my list of things i'd love to scan and post somewhere - the really funny bit is that I found a quartz chunk with pyrite intrusions there. Maybe there really is something to the 'fairy gold at the end of a rainbow' thing..?

- ClassicDrogn

[kelathefinn.livejournal.com]

Well, OF COURSE you can see it! It's always been there, a real phenomenon in THIS world, too!