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Originally Posted by Dragar
Quote:
Originally Posted by peacegirl
The Sun emits light; it doesn't strike an object which causes the inverse square law to occur.
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Seriously, what are you talking about? You're babbling completely incoherently. The inverse square law is a property of geometry, and light 'striking an object' has nothing to do with it. |
All I'm trying to say is that we would not be able to get an image from a light source that is so far away because there would be no resolution. Thanks for correcting me.
inverse square law: The intensity of light observed from a source of constant intrinsic luminosity falls off as the square of the distance from the object.