how does the shadow short up some time
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As the Sun moves, light falls on the object at an angle. The bigger angle, the longer the shadow. At noon, the Sun is directly overhead. This makes the smallest angle with the objects and so creates the shortest shadows.
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As the Sun moves, light falls on the object at an angle. The bigger angle, the longer the shadow. At noon, the Sun is directly overhead. This makes the smallest angle with the objects and so creates the shortest shadows.
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