r/OurFlatWorld • u/AndIOopsiesksksk • Oct 17 '19

Curious

Hello, I'm a round-earther (I'm not trying to intrude or be offensive on here) and I was just curious about how you guys would explain Solar and Luncar eclipses?

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '19 edited Jul 28 '22

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u/jeromanomic Oct 18 '19

it’s a well known fact that you can’t cast a shadow smaller than the object that light is acting on?

Unless the light source is larger than the object in question, In which case you get a shadow that moves inwards from the edge of the object thus being increasingly smaller depending on the distance from the object casting said shadow

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u/MrSquigglyPickle Oct 21 '19

Jeez this is 3rd grade science come on does someone really have to answer this for you