Science, asked by Bluemoon2007, 1 year ago

Can shadow of an astronaut form on moon? Why?/Why not?


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Answered by shuklanivedita897
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yes..... because the light of sun reaches the moon surface too and and as usual shadow is formed on the moon surface too


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Answered by kjuli1766
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Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

The phenomenon of shadow formation is simple, whenever an opaque body blocks the path of the rays of light a shadow is formed. So the requirements of a shadow formation are light rays, an opaque object, and a surface or screen where the shadow is cast. The moon receives the light from the sun, astronauts and the surface of the moon can act as the screen so a shadow can form on the moon. A thing to note here is that light does not need any medium to travel, unlike sound. Light can travel in a vacuum as well.

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