To see the color spectrum in sunlight, you would hold up a clear glass of water. The glass of water can act as a prism, bending and separating the light into its component colors, creating a rainbow effect when sunlight passes through it.
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If you wanted to see the color spectrum in sunlight, how could you do it?
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Set ice in the sun to melt.
Set ice in the sun to melt.
Hold up a clear glass of water.
Hold up a clear glass of water.
Hold a mirror up facing the sun.
Hold a mirror up facing the sun.
Use a black tarp to absorb the light.
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