SUN AND MOON
Can two worlds come together when they are separated by the light?
Can two worlds come together when they are separated by the light?
Yes but technically you can say the light is different because the light bouncing off the moon is not nearly as strong and the moon and night in general effect the earth differently in comparison to the sun during the day. The moon effects the tidal waves and it is substantially cooler at night then it is when day. The moon cycles throughout the month where the sun is fixed. The moon rotates around us and we rotate the sun, an eclipse is a rare thing and doesn't stay for very long so ultimately it changes very little and has no consequence to are planet as a whole. (Though I could be wrong I haven't heard of anything in regards to an eclipse other then people looking at it cause it's cool and it's bound to happen due to the earth and moons movements) The sun brings heat (and fire in excess). It can even carry water because of precipitation. If the planet stopped moving rn and we where fixed to have the moon on one side and the sun on the other half. The planet would be desserts with little water and random fires breaking out on one side and the other would freeze and have a much more substantial amount of water due to the moon's gravitational pull, a great deal of that water being ice. Of course there would also be a weird medium in between but I'm unsure if it would be calm with semi unchanging weather or if it would have massive storms due to the opposite temperature winds meeting. That sent me down a loop hole but perhaps this helps keeping a logical path to how their magic is different✨?
Omg, these illustrations are so breathtaking! The details are beyond exquisite!!
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