Message from @Pence
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explain if the sun is opposite of the moon, why a half lit moon?
By the rotation of the Earth and the moon. Which results in a different angle of light being reflected on to the moon.
It is rotational periods xd
so a lunar eclipse teh moon gets blacked out by earthshadow and the blood moon it gets lit up red
that waxing crescent was taken with the sun opposite of it in the sky, happens each month bud... watch for.it these days
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@jeremy a solar eclipse is when the moon is between the Earth and the Sun. A blood moon is when the Earth is between the moon and the sun
At perfect angles
☀️➡️🌗
not ☀️➡️🌒
oi flat earther
I should teach kids
do you actually think the earth is flat
**What causes the different phases of the Moon?**
The phases of the Moon depend on its position in relation to the Sun and Earth. As the Moon makes its way around the Earth, we see the bright parts of the Moon's surface at different angles. These are called "phases" of the Moon.
or are u dumb
then explain my professional picture please
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Did you understand a word I said?
☀️➡️🌗
But in reality it's ☀️➡️🌒
lol
yeah I understand it, but I don't believe it
@United Netherlands that's bc ur looking at it from the side
Because it reflects off of the Earth
reflection from the sun
the moon might emits her own light
oi
it can't
dude
I'm explaining it the last 10 min
When the moon is bright, sun light is being reflected off of the Earth
if it emitted it's own light it would have to be hot or radioactive i think
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@Happygrandad Then explain daytime moon crescents
Not exactly @Happygrandad
idk phases of the moon
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i don't learn astronomy in school
Reflections of light from the Earth onto the moon when the rotation causes the Sun and Moon to be in the sky at the same time but not overlapping.
@Happygrandad if I shine a flashlight at your face, is your whole face lit or half of it?