Предмет: Физика, автор: mamalove2014

Когда мы видим на небе месяц, мы знаем, что это часть Луны.
Остальная часть Луны находится в тени.
Откуда берется эта тень?

1. Солнце освещает Луну сбоку, поэтому повернутая от Солнца сторона Луны оказывается в тени.

2. Это тень Земли, которая падает на Луну.

Ответы

Автор ответа: КатюшаБер

2 это тень Земли, которая падает на Луну

Автор ответа: Аноним

Это тень земли, которая падает на Луну.

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