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This shows how the Moon's
shadow might appear
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from a spacecraft in Earth orbit.
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This sequence is based on actual
previous space-based photography.
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The moon's shadow isn't
just a sharp dark spot
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but has shading as the penumbra
darkens to umbra at the center.
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Since the spacecraft is in the penumbra,
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the sun is only partially
covered by the moon.
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