what happens when groundhog sees shadow?
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He ignores it. The stupid people who turn to the sun and a rodent to forecast the weather, on the other hand...wait, which is the smarter species again?
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u see darkness because light isn't present. Not whether is it possible to look at nothing.
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You are seeing the effect of pressure on the rods of your eye, which are fooled into thinking they see light. It should appear on the opposite side from which you press. It's called "phosphene".
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I see the exact same thing. I thought something was really wrong. It looks like tv snow in the dark. When you find out, please let me know...
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Let x be the distance of the man from spotlight on ground. Let his shadow on wall be s. Then we have, x/10 = 2/s, by similarity of triangles. or  s = -x/20 if we see that as x increases s decreases. \n\nThis gives ds/dt = -(1/20).(dx/dt) = -.06 m/s independent of x. so the Shadow decreases at this rate even when the man is 3m from wall or x = 7 m
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The answer to your question Is really NO!  However,\nsometimes the mind plays trick on us and we think we see a ghost. I know that I have. At night walking down a dark dirt road, I could have sworn that I saw something in the road. When I got brave enough to go check, it was only a dog fennel sticking out in the road. The wind was making it move.
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G'day Alli Oop94,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nCows can see in things in front of them depending on where they are.\n\nCows are fisheyed with very different eyesight to humans.  There eyesight is poor and they need to lower their heads to see things on the ground. They will baulk at a shadow then lower their head to look at it further. Designers of cattle handling facilities are taking cows poor eyesight into consideration in design.\n\nThey are also colourblind so the legend that bulls get enraged by the colour red is a myth.\n\nI have attached sources for your reference.\n\nRegards
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wait a minute! You guys confused me! Is goofy a dog or is he a weredog/wolf? and what stops pluto from just eating that pesky little mouse?
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Inside your head it will echo.\n\nIf you hold a candle by one ear, you will be able to see it if you look through your other ear.\n\nDragon will tell you if you lost your mind.
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It's looking around suspiciously.
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I'll try to answer your question a little more accurately- This holiday is just for fun- it is an old tradition to watch for a groundhog to come out of his hole on Feb 2nd- if he sees his shadow and runs back into his burrow, we say we are going to get 6 more weeks of winter.  If he doesn't see his shadow, it will be an early spring.  There is a famous groundhog used for this, his name is Punxsutawney Phil.  This year? Why it's 6 more weeks of winter for us!!
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b'coz in street light are placed at almost constant distance from each othere. the shadow wil appear opposite side of street light means if street poll is in fornt of u and u r near to the poll then shadow will be behind u and simillarly poll is behind u and and if u r near to that poll then shadow will be in front of u.\nthis is due to intensity.
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Perhaps it's your shadow, seeing as you say it's not a tree...\n\nAnswering 'a tree' makes sense though:\nA tree grows up: reaching for the sky.\nA tree has roots: clutching the ground.\nA tree has leaves: leave/leaf is a play on words...\nA tree's trunk is cylindrical: cylinders are round...another play on words.\n\nAlthough, I can justify 'your shadow' similarly:\nA shadow can be long or short depending upon the angle of the sun: reaching for the sky.\nA shadow must be cast against something, and can never stand independently: clutching to the ground.\nIf it's overcast, you can't always see a your shadow: sometimes it leaves.\nEven if you can't see it, your body still blocks light in some way. :It's always there, even if not visible...
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Wouldn't it have to fly low for the shadow to be visible? I would think the higher it was the smaller the shadow would be.
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Frosty is right, Otisabi is wrong. The round shape of the atmosphere bends the light. You also get a reddish taint to the moons colour when it's close to the horizon. This is due to the red part of the light reflected from the moon hitting your eye, while the rest is into space. If you've ever looked into a round fishbowl you'll see how it distorts light to make things look larger.
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They dont like the light. They run twards you to get into your shadow or under your feet
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Found this explaination for your question:\n\n"Shadows cast on the lunar surface should be parallel. Some shadows in the Apollo photos are not parallel indicating more than one light source, thus the photos are fakes. \n\nAgain there is a sound explanation; it is a simple a matter of perspective. A photo is a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional world, hence parallel lines may not appear as such on film. We all know how lines on a highway appear to diverge as they approach the observer, yet we know they are parallel. Another important factor that comes into play here is the slope of the ground. Let's consider two shadows - one cast on an upward slope and the other on a downward slope. If viewed from the side, these shadows would appear to go off in different directions. However, if viewed from high above, they would be seen as parallel. In other words, looks can be deceiving. There is no evidence of NASA trickery here. \n\nThis photograph [see photo], taken on Earth, is an excellent example illustrating how perspective causes shadows to appear non-parallel when seen on film. In this example [see photo] the astronaut on the right is standing on a small rise. The sloping ground has caused his shadow to elongate and appear at a different angle than the shadow of the astronaut on the left. Also note, if two spotlights produced the shadows then each astronaut would have two shadows." \n\nFor more information debunking "fake" moon landing follow link