02-11-2015, 08:42 PM
Quote:A subject that is light by the sun moves to the subject's right by 5 miles...
The shadow that falls from this new location can not fall in a line that converges with the orignal shadow.. it would in fact angle the opposite way and converge with the original back at the horizon under the sun.
This is completely wrong. Shadows, caused by the sun, emanating from two parallel opaque objects, separated by any distance of less than a few thousand miles, are parallel, and do not converge or diverge at all. Any visual effect to the contrary is a trick of perspective or an optical illusion.
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