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Moon it's own source of light
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<blockquote data-quote="JacksBratt" data-source="post: 76310302" data-attributes="member: 355371"><p>Tom 1, if you know about light and shadows so much, explain how a moon, that is supposedly 3500 km in diameter, casts a 114 km shadow on the earth. </p><p></p><p>Any object that blocks a light source will cast a shadow equal to (if the object is very close to the surface the shadow is projected to) or larger than the actual object. </p><p></p><p>An object cannot cast a shadow smaller than itself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JacksBratt, post: 76310302, member: 355371"] Tom 1, if you know about light and shadows so much, explain how a moon, that is supposedly 3500 km in diameter, casts a 114 km shadow on the earth. Any object that blocks a light source will cast a shadow equal to (if the object is very close to the surface the shadow is projected to) or larger than the actual object. An object cannot cast a shadow smaller than itself. [/QUOTE]
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