First, look at the sun. When the total solar eclipse occurs, the moon blocks the observer's view of the sun standing in the earth's umbra. The observer sees that the sun is surrounded by black space, with stars exposed, and the earth is like night. My question is, what about sunlight? Why doesn't the sun illuminate the space around it? At the end of the total eclipse, when the moon moved away, the sun came out, and the blue sky, white clouds and the earth were illuminated again. If a person disappears from my sight behind a wall, it is obvious that the wall is blocking the image of his body. This tells us that the image of the sun, which was previously covered by the moon, rather than the sun, lights up the blue sky, white clouds and the earth.
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