1. Coined by Archbishop Desmond Tutu in 1994, this term is used to mark post-apartheid South Africa. Connected, please check out this interesting op-ed on, rainbow nation myth

2. Rainbow formation is a unique mix of physics, geometry, nature, colors, and the observer. Since the Isaac Newton's times, we have known and accepted the presence of seven distinct colors namely, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet going by the acronym, ROYGBIV. However, in reality, rainbow is not a pure spectrum and includes a mix of multiple colors spanning red to violet.

3. The mythological goddess of rainbow is the greek goddess, Iris. As per mythology, Greek Goddess Iris builds the rainbow as a bridge between the heaven and the earth. A quick note: We hope to build products to bridge gap between classes and masses.

4. Polymath Rene Descartes is given the credit for identifying rainbow formation as an optical phenomenon, and Isaac Newton for stating the presence of seven distinct colors in the rainbow.

5. The name of the fish is Rainbow Trout. Rainbow Trout is an adaptable fish, which is native to only certain parts of the world. However, considering their adaptable nature, they are seen around the world now. At the same time, their predatory and invasive nature drives many other species to endangerment. If you would like to drive out an invasive species such as rainbow trout, make the water polluted. But then, polluted water will not serve other species as well.

6. As of now, the longest recorded rainbow was seen in Taiwan in the Yangmingshan Mountain Range. This rainbow lasted for close to 9 hours and happened in 2017. Prior to it, the longest rainbow was recorded in Yorkshire that spanned for six hours or so in the year, 1994. Usually, rainbows last for an hour.