Easy empirically verifiable.
DIY with a candle in one side of a large dark room and a tennis ball/Apple in your hand on the opposite side of the room.
I know, I'm probably being dumb but how is there a shadow on the moon when it and the sun are in the sky?.. https://video.nostr.build/fe07cb7781984794c1ac876d6dcb3613fb3869d2ab76e4e6c9708af4db1a485e.mp4
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That doesn't add up though. Well, not in my head. There's a diagram in this thread that shows what could be but not what I seem to be witnessing
Did you try? It's simple physics and geometry.
No, I haven't a candle or a darkened room but I understand what you are trying to convey. All I am saying is, that the room would represent our solar system. For the experiment to work the candle would have to be the largest thing in the room, the moon would be a pin head, the earth a pea and I can't stand on a pea
By the way, what is simple about physics?