Rainbows don't have a specific height measured in miles, as they are optical phenomena created by the refraction, dispersion, and reflection of sunlight in water droplets. They appear as arcs in the sky when the sun is behind the observer and can be seen from the ground up to about 40,000 feet (roughly 7.6 miles) in the atmosphere. However, the actual height of a rainbow is not fixed and depends on the observer's perspective and the conditions of light and moisture.
You can go 45 miles.
13.34 miles, assuming a constant speed.
There are 2 miles in 3520 yards
120 miles.
If a car can go 150 miles on 5 gallons then it will travel 600 miles on 20 gallons of gas
None a rainbow is an illusion. You can never go under it. It will appear as if its moving away from you.
It can go 3 miles
About 15 miles. After that you are in space, and the 'sky' is black. Blue Sky comes about by dissipation of light. If you look at a picture of the Earth from a Spaceship. The round edge of the Earth has a blue rim. That is the sky we see from Earth. It also shown how thin the atmosphere is.
youed go 6 miles
you go to the end of the rainbow...THEY ARE REAL OK?!?!?!?!Go to the end of the rainbow
yes many high schoolers go there yes many high schoolers go there yes many high schoolers go there yes many high schoolers go there yes many high schoolers go there
Most require the lower bearings in the engine be replaced at 500,000 miles but other than that assuming routine maintenance many go well beyond a million miles.
3.75 miles an hour.
15 miles
it can go 8,000,000 miles per hour
500 miles !
345 miles