Beatrice's rebuttal begins by showing that a truly hollow moon would not fully black out the sun during an eclipse, so the density-and-rarity account fails its own astronomical test.
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"...the moon that is hollow and how to explain a lunar Eclipse a solar Eclipse right when the moon covers the sign completely and..."
"...the moon okay to validate the first case in the sun's Eclipse the light would have to show through just as when it crosses..."
"...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 true that..."
"...the Bronze Age collapse, and now we will emerge Rome to eclipse all three and build a world empire, okay? Okay, and what I..."
"a celebration when the solar eclipse happens and you can feel as though you're ascending to heaven or heaven is coming down to you..."
"...one day Ra doesn't defeat Ophiathus, well, you have a solar eclipse, okay? The sun cannot rise. But rest assured, Ra will defeat him..."
"...Light just passes completely through. But then ask yourself, a solar eclipse. In a solar eclipse, the moon is able to cover the sun..."
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