It is possible to see a rainbow at night!

no it can see only in morning and mid day

well there are moonbows! check the internet

the comment above says its only possible to see in mornin or late afternoon. make up your minds

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ummmm didnt u ppl just say that a rainbow can only be seen in the morning or late afternoon?

stop lyin!! u just said that they can only b seen in morn or mid day... ava word!

I have travel for my entire life and i have seen rainbows at any given time, so stop saying that rainbows only can be seen certain times a day.

Yup,, Called Moonbows

but you just said that they can only be seen the morning or late afternoon!!!!!! make up your mind!!!!! seriously!!!

but it said oh never mind !!!...

this is not possible ima scientist i would kniow

Thanks I do a weather report for my school this helps spice up the morning!

I dint beleve it, so your tellin me than there's night rainbows, now I hav to stay up and watch for one

two days in a row i saw a rainbow right at sunset.. it was beautiful.. the second day it was a double rainbow... now it wasn't a full arch it was just a bottom half and it seemed a lot bigger then it normally would be in midday..

i did not know that

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they dont call them sunbows, why yall call them moonbows???
it wroks if u say i have sunburn. or i got moonburn last night.

i recently heard of this they call them moonbows. i saw it in an old national geographic magazine

rainbows form after water (rain) and light (sun)

i know. 1 or 2 days ago i think i saw one at sunset

sigh there are moonbows but only you can see them rarely...:/

I knew it!!!! and people was callin m crazy when I said I seen one, one night!!!

you can see rainbows at nigh..... i see them all the time in L.A s

look retards they can be seen whenevr

WRONG WRONG WRONG

of course there can be rainbows at night, but only if the moon was bright enough,

there are a few chances of night rainbows when the moon is full

I'm sorry, I was wrong,

they are also called AURORA i think. you can see pics on the internet,....

I think they're mistaking a rainbow for the northern/southern lights.