Imagine you're playing with a flashlight in the dark. When you turn it on, light shines out like magic. If you put your hand between the light and the wall, a shadow appears, like a ghostly version of your hand! This happens because light can’t go through solid things, so when an object blocks the path of the light, it leaves a dark spot behind. That’s how shadows work!
Examples
- The moon blocks the sun and casts a shadow over Earth, that's why we have solar eclipses.
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