Shadows cannot be smaller than the object casting them! You’re only fooling yourself to hold on to your beliefs.

@BillSEsquire_11 @No_Curve @Death6102 @phone_booth_pod

@BillSEsquire_11 @No_Curve @Death6102 @phone_booth_pod Perfect meme 🏆

@BillSEsquire_11 @No_Curve @Death6102 @phone_booth_pod Sure they can

@BillSEsquire_11 @No_Curve @Death6102 @phone_booth_pod Show us

@BillSEsquire_11 @No_Curve @Death6102 @phone_booth_pod What if the light source is bigger than the object casting a shadow?

Bro this is simple physics… 5th graders know and understand this stuff LOL. A shadow absolutely 100000% can be smaller than the object that is casting it when the light source is closer to the object. My shadow is long in the morning, but by noon when the sun gets over my head, my shadow is only a foot long…. What the actual fuck are you talking about?!

@BillSEsquire_11 @No_Curve @Death6102 @phone_booth_pod Still waiting on that eclipse model.

@BillSEsquire_11 @No_Curve @Death6102 @phone_booth_pod So you can’t do it. Cool.

@BillSEsquire_11 @No_Curve @Death6102 @phone_booth_pod Spot on Ted. That would mean if the Moon is 2159 miles in diameter, then the shadow cast during the solar eclipse should be no less than 2159 miles across. The object casting the shadow is not the Moon.

@BillSEsquire_11 @No_Curve @Death6102 @phone_booth_pod It's all a bunch of hoo-hah.... it only makes 'sense' to the nasa spinning ball lickers that prefer their heads to be buried in the .... sand of their idol.