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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2023
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Definitely a solar eclipse.
I feel like night is a lot shadier than even a total solar eclipse.
But don't you need a light source in order for shade to be cast?
The sun does not cease to exist at night.
Ohhh of course we are in the Earth's shade!