The three-mirror experiment is presented as showing that a farther reflection may appear smaller but not dimmer, so distance or recessed depth alone does not explain the moon's darker patches.
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"then European surely is confused okay so she's using the example the solar eclipse to show us that it's not it can't possibly be..."
"...lesser size there you will see that it must match the brightness of the rest okay so what you're saying here is okay so..."
"...may be larger okay a size might be different but the brightness is still the same okay if you were to do this you..."
"...you that no matter how distant uh the reflection is the brightness is still the same okay so so what she's doing is she's..."
"...makes him unlike the highest good so that in him the brightness of its light is dim okay"
"...makes him unlike the highest good so that in him the brightness of his light is dim. Okay? So, God is in us. God..."
"...sin, we are turning away from God and therefore dampening the brightness in us. Okay? We are purposely stuffing out the flame in us...."
"...lesser size, there you will see that it must match the brightness of the rest. All right. So, here's the experiment. Okay? All right...."
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