Long before she became a professor, Prism was a little girl with a very serious problem:

She was convinced rainbows were following her.

Every sunny afternoon, she'd chase them through the garden, under trees, around flower beds, and once straight into the neighbor's hedge.

Then, one day, she caught one.

Nobody believed her, of course. But inside the little jar she brought home was something that shimmered in seven colors.

Professor Prism has been studying light ever since.

She still wears the same rainbow glasses she had that day. She says they help her see things other people can't.

These days, she investigates the mysteries of glow, color, light, and sparkle.

Why does light split into rainbows?
Do stars twinkle because they're shy?
Where do sparkles go when you blink?

Professor Prism has theories.
She has experiments.
She has a lot of glitter.

The answers are still under investigation.