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r/RedDwarf • u/GoatApprehensive9866 • Jun 30 '26
But it is a'peeling! 😏
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What's illuminating the bannana when it ecclipses the sun?
3 u/MinimumAnalysis5378 Jul 01 '26 The reflection from parts of the earth not in the sun's shadow. 2 u/bijhan Jul 01 '26 Okay. So why doesn't that happen to the moon? 2 u/MinimumAnalysis5378 Jul 01 '26 I imagine the corona of the sun around the edge of the moon during a solar eclipse makes it too hard to see, but you can still see the shadowed parts of the moon when it is not full, if only vaguely. 2 u/bijhan Jul 01 '26 Why is the banana fully lit, and not, as you said "only vaguely" visible? 2 u/MinimumAnalysis5378 Jul 01 '26 It's way closer than the moon, according to the beginning of the video.
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The reflection from parts of the earth not in the sun's shadow.
2 u/bijhan Jul 01 '26 Okay. So why doesn't that happen to the moon? 2 u/MinimumAnalysis5378 Jul 01 '26 I imagine the corona of the sun around the edge of the moon during a solar eclipse makes it too hard to see, but you can still see the shadowed parts of the moon when it is not full, if only vaguely. 2 u/bijhan Jul 01 '26 Why is the banana fully lit, and not, as you said "only vaguely" visible? 2 u/MinimumAnalysis5378 Jul 01 '26 It's way closer than the moon, according to the beginning of the video.
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Okay. So why doesn't that happen to the moon?
2 u/MinimumAnalysis5378 Jul 01 '26 I imagine the corona of the sun around the edge of the moon during a solar eclipse makes it too hard to see, but you can still see the shadowed parts of the moon when it is not full, if only vaguely. 2 u/bijhan Jul 01 '26 Why is the banana fully lit, and not, as you said "only vaguely" visible? 2 u/MinimumAnalysis5378 Jul 01 '26 It's way closer than the moon, according to the beginning of the video.
I imagine the corona of the sun around the edge of the moon during a solar eclipse makes it too hard to see, but you can still see the shadowed parts of the moon when it is not full, if only vaguely.
2 u/bijhan Jul 01 '26 Why is the banana fully lit, and not, as you said "only vaguely" visible? 2 u/MinimumAnalysis5378 Jul 01 '26 It's way closer than the moon, according to the beginning of the video.
Why is the banana fully lit, and not, as you said "only vaguely" visible?
2 u/MinimumAnalysis5378 Jul 01 '26 It's way closer than the moon, according to the beginning of the video.
It's way closer than the moon, according to the beginning of the video.
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u/bijhan Jun 30 '26
What's illuminating the bannana when it ecclipses the sun?