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    3. at the "old school " I remember standing standing outside at 12:oo pm at the sunlight over my head my shadow just below my feet , now if you stand at the same time at noon your shadow is behind you and you can see it perfectly, as if it 3pm already?what happend to the sun and the earth? position?
    at the "old school " I remember standing standing outside at 12:oo pm at the sunlight over my head my shadow just below my feet , now if you stand at the same time at noon your shadow is behind you and you can see it perfectly, as if it 3pm already?what happend to the sun and the earth? position?

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      The earth tilts slightly on it's axis yearly. This changes the angle of the sun to earth. 

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