no

why not

i think it shoulda been brighter by a lot

because its so far from the sun

ok but the inverse square law

in a way

sigh

when the moon is in front of Earth, we see the darker side

yes

when the moon is behind Earth, Earth obscures some of the sunlight and moon is in our shadow, which is slightly cone shaped

thats an eclipse

right?

@jeremy how do you explain how he dropped a hammer and feather and they fell at the same rate, at 1/6 g

@jeremy gravity theory isnuseful tho, we put satellites in orbit using that

but till they were on the bright side of moon when we look at a sunlight pasrt of the moon from earth its bright and if u do the inverse square law all the way back to the moon its insanely bright

i know u guys know the inverse swuare law right ur all scientific genuises in here

yea dont worry we do

the what 😎

inverse square law

dont know 😎

yes u do

oh i do

whats that 😎😎

stop clownin around

xdddd

idiot basic math

wtf is that

inverse square law

inverse square law is idiot math ?

never heard of it 😤😤😤

yea

child math

are u saying its easy ok

i am a child

i havent ever learned abt that

smh

good its easy math so why wasnt the moon brighter

brighter when?

where

sigh