Why is it during a solar eclipse it turns to go to black. if the sun was millions of miles away how come the light doesn't go around the moon
11:38 AM - Apr 30, 2024
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Brian Strong
@Silverbug777
30 April, 12:07
In response Mike Allen Good and Green to his Publication
Yes! Also, if the sun is as big as we are told and as far away, there would never be any "night". Its light would overtake earth 100% of the time.
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Mike Anon
@Mike314
30 April, 11:51
In response Mike Allen Good and Green to his Publication
It wasn't the moon.
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Mike Anon
@Mike314
30 April, 11:51
In response Mike Allen Good and Green to his Publication
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Tizzylish 1985
@CuriousForge1985
30 April, 12:25
In response Mike Anon to his Publication
Video won't play Mike. Do you have the link?Thanks in advance,
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