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"Sea Areas" appear dark because they do not reflect as much LIGHT as do the MOUNTAIN ranges.
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Because your brain compares it to other things, it's the same thing with the moon why it appears bigger when actually it's always at the same distance.
In regular photographs, sunspots appear dark because the temperature of surrounding areas is so high that by comparison, sunspots are cool. In reality, they are still immensely hot.
No part of Arizona is completely free of tornadoes, but they appear to be less common in the western part of the state.
"Sea Areas" appear dark because they do not reflect as much LIGHT as do the MOUNTAIN ranges.
because there pretty
Optical storage devices are coded with areas that reflect and absorb laser light.
Open areas where they graze.
The light will reflect off the metal surface. The bowl will appear brighter in the areas directly hit by the light, while casting shadows on the opposite side.
continental climates
Continental
some of the mountain ranges do
Shadows appear black because they are areas where light is blocked or absorbed, preventing it from reaching our eyes. As a result, shadows lack the light needed to show color or detail, leading them to appear as dark areas.
All areas don't have the same asorption and reflection areas. Ice covered areqs reflect radiation mores so than vegatation covered areas,etc. Water and land absorb and reflect differently. Cloud covered areas and cloudless areas get different radiation.
All areas don't have the same asorption and reflection areas. Ice covered areqs reflect radiation mores so than vegatation covered areas,etc. Water and land absorb and reflect differently. Cloud covered areas and cloudless areas get different radiation.
Shadows appear black because they are areas where light is blocked or obscured by an object, preventing light from reaching that area. This lack of light causes shadows to appear darker compared to the surrounding well-lit areas.