Flapperrr wrote...
Gernbuster wrote...
Flapperrr wrote...
Gernbuster wrote...
Flapperrr wrote...
I here just now understood - look at the moon in an ending - as the smaller moon can be more left than the bigger? Big should close it, at such arrangement!
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The big moon shall close the small. From a scene with the Stargazer it is visible that big it is explicit closer to a planet, she is more in details visible in the light of a star.
You are right, but does this mean anything? Its true that the big moon/planet/whatever will hide the smaller once.
Exactly so, we see what can't be and this superfluous proof of unreality of the events.
@ estebanus
Sorry I write through the translator.
Ah I see.
And no problem, btw! I get what you meant now! Sorry if I offended you.




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