Mountains in the distance don't shine, why would the moon shine?
The mountains shine just fine in the daytime, just like the mountains on the moon on the lit portion.
Mountains in the distance lose detail, and they "allegedly" (according to nasa) have less air between them and the observer.
NASA said the mountains have less air between them and us than the moon? Where? Source!
The moon isnt made of mirrors or highly reflective material.
True. It's about as reflective as a slate chalkboard. The reason it's so bright at night is because it's in DIRECT SUNLIGHT! You should have paid attention in school.
Theyre the same size.
. Jesus, Joseph and Mary in a tiny canoe, you're stupid!
Mountains in the distance are in direct sunlight during the daytime but they wash out
Mountains in the distance are in direct sunlight during the daytime but they wash out
Maybe if they were silhouetted against a NIGHT SKY they wouldn't be so washed out? Dummy.
Sure they would. They wouldnt glow...
Its optics. Moon and sun are same size. And mountains become washed out in the distance
Its optics. Moon and sun are same size.
And since I can cover up either one of them by holding up my thumb, it's bigger than either one? God, you're stupid even for a tranny.
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