This depends on a few factors. First, how dark it is. Second, how good a person's vision is. Third, how distant and object is from the shadow it is casting. (The closer an object is to its shadow, the more discernible its shadow is.) All shadows are caused by light. In total darkness, everything is shadowed, which you could interpret to mean that we see total shadow, or no shadow at all since there is no specifically discernible shadow being cast. When it is just dark out, it is possible for humans to discern shadows if their vision is strong enough and there is enough of a light source present. It just depends on the individual and the amount of light present. People who are night blind or have other vision problems have more trouble discerning shadows in dark places. Being in total darkness does not prevent our eyes from seeing, it simply prevent our eyes from seeing anything useful.
Well basically , it is a shadow because you see when something is blocking the sun what do you see..? Nothing , just a dark area. So the scientific reason for this is basically a shadow!
Dark Shadow - 2010 Dark Shadow 1-1 was released on: USA: 21 April 2010
Yes. In Shadow the Hedgehog (the game), when commiting evil deeds, Shadow glows red and becomes "Dark Shadow". In the final battle of the game (as Super Shadow), destroying buildings fills the dark gauge, turning him into Dark Shadow, whilehe's Super Shadow.
It was dark.
The ISBN of Shadow of a Dark Queen is 0688124089.
Shadow of a Dark Queen was created in 2008.
Cast a Dark Shadow was created in 1955.
Their is no such thing as Dark Shadow. It's just fan made.
Shadow of a Dark Queen has 382 pages.
The duration of Cast a Dark Shadow is 1.37 hours.
There is no Dark Kirby in Kirby 64, but there is an enemy called Shadow Kirby in Kirby and the Amazing Mirror. Defeating Shadow Kirby gives you an item. But Shadow Kirby turns good for some reason.[Shadow Kirby was always good. Kirby was just being too arrogant to listen. See 'Kirby's Adventure' to see where this all started. ~zeroslash]
because the shadow is dark in colour