Message from @Citizen Z
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How is this possible with a distant sun?
I don't get the problem can you explain?
If the sun was 93 million miles away its brightness wouldn't change
Not that much
How do you know? just curious how you worked that out
From the extinction magnitude graph
nah i meant how do you know that that's impossible on a globe
Its just doesn't make sense to me if the earth was 93 million miles from the sun
Its just an interesting thing to look at
i think it's due to more atmosphere for light to pass through when its low in the sky
rather than the distance
Could be
So atmosphere blocks light?
yeah doesn't everyone agree on that?
So a totally clear atmosphere will block out the light from a sun 93 million miles away?
Whats blocking the light?
😂