i guess this has a lot of dividing lines

@California Nightmare 3.0 do you know what radiative cooling is

Crazy how the moon emits it’s own light <:BigGrin:507986757753634826>

@Superiorna_Artiljerija that doesnt explain it

Dont be stupid

Ive tested it myself with nothing above test area

Nice try tho

@Superiorna_Artiljerija

I used the shadow from a 100 ft tree

I was 40 ft away from anything

<@183687285710127105> I assume the parts that are illuminated

Mostly at night..tho.i did some early morning tests

Cant see moon shadow after sunrise

<@183687285710127105> it is beleived that the core of the moon is liquid rock. There is light being emmitted even in our model, just doesnt reach the surface

Very true citizenz

Nobody knows why it’s illuminating
It’s like you are expecting us to have answers for everything
All we know is that the moon does not reflect sunlight but emit its own light that’s colder <@183687285710127105>

I tested it prolly close to 50 times

<@183687285710127105> round

Over a few month period

Yes

you observe it

And test it yourself

https://youtu.be/H_P6FYeiprg

It does emit light they're not wrong, the light touches the moon before it hits earth

as for those dividing lines

So with moonlight can you cool something down with a huge lense?

Test in multiple seasons

idk what you want except a topological map for this little area

Dont think ive tested in spring yet

Thats a good experement to do

https://youtu.be/cH-M4s7S_7I

Anything that moonlight touches is colder

Moonlight colder

Moonshade is warmer

U got it backwards and reversed

Try it yourself

Then u will understand

K

Peace

be sure to do multiple tests
Making sure both are in the same environment
Like using a dummy shader like a glass pane

to prevent any air current related effects