Adam Hrankowski, ADHD
1 min readMay 5, 2020

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I like this. I’ve often thought in general terms about people in X country seeing the same moon that I’m looking at. It never occurred to me to quantify the situation.

Do we actually see half of the celestial sphere? I think Copernicus made the argument in De Revolutionibus that we see less than that. He used that fact to argue for the vast distance of the stars. I could be remembering that wrong.

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Adam Hrankowski, ADHD
Adam Hrankowski, ADHD

Written by Adam Hrankowski, ADHD

Canadian math guy, experimenting with fiction. Find my new scifi/fantasy serial here: https://unaccompaniedminor.substack.com/

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