Famous Astrophysicist Dr Neil DeGrasse Tyson, explains that whenever we observe a rainbow it appears exactly semi-circle to us. If another person is observing the same rainbow from a slightly different position, the rainbow still appears 'face-on' semi circle to him/her, not inclined. So he concludes that for every person the rainbow is unique. Why does this happen?
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