Demonstrating the cause of the phases of the moon, Physics

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Demonstrating the cause of the phases of the moon

Place a lighted candle or electric lamp on a table in a darkened room. Paint an 8 cm rubber ball white. Hold the ball in your hand at arm's length with your back to the light. Raise the ball sufficient above your head to permit the light to strike the ball. Note the part of the ball illuminated by the candle.

 


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