umbra a dark area especially the blackest part of a shadow from wich all ligth is cut of
Umbra is the latin translation meaning shadow.
The latin word for shadow is Umbra (Umbrella means a little shadow!) Umbra is the latin translation meaning shadow.
The umbra of the Earth's shadow during lunar eclipse is larger than the umbra of the Moon's shadow during a solar eclipse because the Earth is much larger than the Moon is; so, the Earth's shadow is bigger than the Moon's shadow.
it is called the penumbra
Penumbra.
The "umbra" is the darkest central shadow; the "penumbra" is the lighter partial shadow. Since the Earth is much larger than the Moon, the Earth's shadow is larger than the Moon's shadow.The "umbra" of the Moon is only about 300 miles across at a maximum when it hits the Earth, which is why a solar eclipse (which is the Moon's shadow on the Earth) covers such a small area. The Earth's umbra during a lunar eclipse (the Earth's shadow on the Moon) more than covers the entire Moon.
umbra is the shadow and penumbra is the part the umbra is in
Which body? The one casting the umbra or the one on which it fell? Try it this way: If the Earth and the Sun stayed the same distance apart but the Moon was closer to the Earth, the umbra it made during eclipses would be larger; if it were closer to the Sun (i.e., farther from the Earth) the umbra would shrink, perhaps to nothingness, and only the penumbra would fall on the Earth.
The words penumbra and ant-umbra and umbra all have the same root origin. They originate from the Latin word umbra, which means shade.
your shadow
Unlit...that kinda means dark... Umbra
The Latin root for umbrella is "umbra", meaning shade or shadow.