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Brenden
28 February, 10:53
Difference between umbra and penumbra
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Carolyn Jensen
28 February, 13:01
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The umbra is a central cone of darkness which tapers away from the Earth or Moon, whilst the penumbra is an outer cone of partial shadow which diverges instead of tapering. The Moon's shadow cast on the Earth appears as a solar eclipse.
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