Can a shadow be smaller than the item causing the shadow?

but then to that i would say God gave us endless worlds to colonize in his name

or rather to spread out his glorious ideals

I dunno, I feel like it's often bigger.

I don't see how that's possible, assuming light hits the entire object.

So why was the moons shadow during the last eclipse was approximately 70 miles wide

Well, there may be other worlds, but the earth is home.

Not sure, perhaps its because the moon is closer than we think?

so in that case would you agree the other worlds are the same shape as us?

No

circular?

I wouldn't agree there's other worlds

You bring up an interesting point with the colonization, no doubt.

You cannot colonize a place that does not exist

But I feel like we aren't quite as far to that point as they lead on.

Rockets just go out of sight

Then who knows what they do

i still feel like even if we were on a globe it wouldnt make much difference

you speak of insignificance but the matter of fact is that we may be the only intelligent species within a hundred solar systems

that to me is quite significant

honestly im not sure

Space is fake. It violates the laws of thermodynamics. You cannot have gas pressure without a container. You cannot have gas pressure next to a vacuum without a barrier. Space is fake

Yeah, but why are we on a basic globe then?

Not a flat, divine earth.

And hollow.

If we are that worthless, why do the reptilians want to take over so badly.

@Stelios there are no solar systems

They orbit around the earth

From an empirical stance anyhow

Just look up

in the sky

All I see is lights. Are you telling me you see solar systems?

but then we have the theoretical force that is gravity, a tendency for an object to be attracted to another based on mass

and if you deny that then whos to say thermodynamics isnt wrong

Gravity is not a force.

whatever you want to call it

The god(s) hung the stars in the sky and gifted us a world. Unfortunate that it's being abused and burned.

The laws of thermodynamics are just that laws of nature. If you find one exception then it is no longer a law

Gravity doesn't even make sense the way modern scientists say it does.

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When you throw a wet tennis ball, water flies off of it.