jane :-)* · 1 decade ago
I was thinking that when watching Dark Shadows last night...
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wowurcrazy · 1 decade ago
Wait, another thought, if moonlight is the reflection of sunlight, and vampires can't been seen in reflections, if they're hit by moonlight, can they be seen? O___o
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Fluff · 1 decade ago
Because it's indirect.
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IHeartNicola · 1 decade ago
Mind=blown
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xHello · 1 decade ago
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I_Dont_Know · 1 decade ago
Sorry I accidently deleted it I was on my phone and forgot you couldn't reply. Anyways Yes they are two different celestial bodies, but the dust particles on the moon have a reflective quality and reflect sunlight which what makes the moon look like its glowing. The moon doesn't generate its own light. Anyone who's been through a 7th grade science class would know that...
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xHello · 1 decade ago
Well apparently I didn't know that, and I've been through a 7th grade science class. My school probably just focused on more important things to learn about than dust.
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*한숨** · 1 decade ago
The moon reflects the light... xD
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lilmisslittle · 1 decade ago
HMM
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livlivo · 1 decade ago
good question
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sky* · 1 decade ago
I think you just gave me an idea for a new story. >:3
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ponypigtialgirl · 1 decade ago
It's because it's a reflection. The same reason you can't SEE vampires in reflections ;)
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*한숨** · 1 decade ago
I thought exactly the same xD
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I_Dont_Know · 1 decade ago
Thats deep
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ponypigtialgirl · 1 decade ago
ikr, that's why all the chicks dig me ;) lol jk
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mango824 · 1 decade ago
Maybe it does and that's why Np one has ever seen one
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I_Dont_Know · 1 decade ago
:O
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mango824 · 1 decade ago
ikr
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