Those NASA pics of the moon passing in front of Earth look fake. Where's the shadow, huh? http://nyti.ms/1L2u33C pic.twitter.com/cJsHEE7zcI
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@kchangnyt@NYTScience ~Depending on the angle, U wouldn't see a shadow. Under r star at apogee, U can't see a shadow 4 an object held so.
@eahlovesu13 Of course you can the moon’s shadow on the Earth’s surface. That’s a solar eclipse.
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@kchangnyt ~True. Still makes me question the angle from the station. In photography, angles play a vital role in perspective. Eye/lens fool -
@eahlovesu13 The DSCOVR spacecraft is at L1, which is directly between sun and Earth. - 3 more replies
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