How to Unbend a Rainbow Into a Beam of White Light
Innovative science essayist and author Steve Mould wondered if he could unbend a rainbow into a beam of white light, using the principles of Sir Isaac Newton‘s prism rainbows. Mould added an additional prism and a convex lens to achieve the reverse. After a few attempts, Mould succeeded, and the reaction was absolutely stunning.
Newton proved that white light was made of all the colours of rainbow by recombining the spectrum. He used a second prism and a convex lens.
