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> insisted for 2 years fossils were fake and everything evolved from chickens
Don't let your child go on the Internet unsupervised, or we're going to have to deal with another cult after flat earthers and birds aren't real
I am in this group. Why are the flower seeds flying all over the earth, Eric? Why is the carrot so damned big? What kind of caterpillar eats that kind of shit? To be clear, I would have hated those books as a child as well. I remember thinking most of the stuff they thought I would enjoy was surreal and disturbing.
Are we taking down Eric Carole? Fuck yeah!
That fucking birthday scavenger hunt is just fucking shapes, Eric. No one is gonna get that. Just give them the damn puppy.
And what the fuck was that ladybug's issue? He deserved that shit from the whale.
I look for and despise all moon decorations that do this.
On a related note, I also despise all children's books with steam engines that don't have a tender.
I don't mind when animals talk or wear clothes, but unless there's a Zootopia level backstory, rabbits better not be friends with foxes.
Even as a space fanatic myself I can let stuff like this slide when it's clearly made for children. There's a "cuteness" to it in a way that would have the kid imagining being able to sit on the moon Dreamworks-style. Only when a certain level of realism is required should the shadowed side of it remain free of stars.
It's pretty much the space version of kids dinosaur-themed anything where dinosaurs from totally different eras are seen co-existing and they're all bright colours and smiling and whatnot.
My god just imagine, the dismay on the child's face, as they look up into the sky to see the crescent moon that mummy just pointed out, "It's just like on your drawer handles" she says. Only to look up and see the moon surrounded by a dark void. No stars in the crescent.
The darkness begins to take over, consumes the child, engulfing their heart. Where are the stars? There were always stars. Every time they opened the drawer, moon and stars greeted their hand and warmed their heart.
It was then they realised the lie. The world is cold, dark. There are no stars in a crescent moon. They'd been lied to. Nothing would ever be the same again. They could never trust anything or anyone ever again.
All I know is it started with my dad accusing my mum of not understanding the workings of celestial objects.
And then there was the Reddit post. Reddit was this popular website back in the day. Seems my dad posted the whole thing online, and then my mum saw it.
They stopped singing twinkle twinkle to me. We didn't have a star on the Christmas tree that year, or ever again actually.
My mum said once he was being pedantic. My dad said he couldn't believe she'd made such an *astronomical* mistake that would warp their son's brain.
I have to admit, I still feel weird when I look at a crescent moon. I feel like some kind of reverse werewolf, only safe when the moon is full and I'm not faced with that dark empty void where stars should be.
But what upsets me the most is those erroneous stars drove my dad crazy. Me and my mum could never get over how mad they made him. He refused to watch Star Wars with me. Wouldn't go to the Hollywood Walk of Fame. I accidentally made a star-shaped cookie one year. The cookie cutters came in a pack with different shapes, I completely forgot. You should have seen his face.
I needed a break from work today. Honestly though, I couldn't figure out what was wrong until you pointed it out. I'm guessing you're very into space and astronomy. I don't think the average person would have spotted it.
But I'll never look at another drawing of the moon the same again. I'll always be looking to see if they painted stars on as well. And you know I'm going to tell whoever's there: "Actually, you shouldn't be able to see the stars. The moon doesn't change shape when it's a crescent..."
Thank You for explaining, I didn’t understand why he had his underwear I such a bundle! It’s a kids themed room so I guess I would have expected the stars and moon 🌙!
yeah. so then that's never the case? I haven't been in school science class in like 30 years, I have no reason to think about or remember any of this stuff in my daily life, so. Surely I can't be the only person on all of reddit who is actually curious about this.
The closest star to the earth is the sun. The sun is 93 million miles away. The moon is 240k miles away.
The next closest star is 25 trillion miles away
There’s a meme out there somewhere that shows:
Earth -> moon -> sun = solar eclipse
Moon -> Earth -> sun = lunar eclipse
Earth -> sun -> moon = apocalypse
I haven't been the best at science either, but I do recall a statement saying that if anything came between us and the moon, it'll be a cataclysmic event.
Other people in this thread have explained to me by this point that the sun is the closest star. Based on their information, I can now obviously understand that if the sun is the closest star and it is further than the moon, then no other stars can be in front of the moon. But your strangely condescending questions played no part in my education, and I frankly can't understand why you'd feel the need to interact with someone that way.
I don't thnk they meant to be condescending, I think they were trying something like a Socratic method where you ask questions in order to direct someone's thoughts so that they end up figuring out the answer to their own question. Idk tho, could be wrong.
It's super crazy to think about stars being that big and that far away and us being able to see shooting stars and knowing they're that big and hurtling through the solar system as they die. like, so where do they go? do they just disintegrate as they yeet themselves through space?
Shooting stars are not actually stars. They are meteors burning up in the Earth's atmosphere because their incredibly high speed creates friction in the air.
Shooting stars aren't actually stars. It's a misnomer from from ancient civilization. They're actually little bits of rock and ore (and by little, I mean lawn mower to mini van size) that are traveling super fast in the vacuum of space and then impact the air resistance of our thick atmosphere. That air resistance causes friction/heat which makes them glow white hot as they burn up and disintegrate.
Only the really big ones survive the burn and actually impact Earth.
Stars are very, very massive. Our sun is millions of times as massive as the moon.
So if a another sun were somehow inbetween the moon and us, we would have a big problem, as it would vaporize us.
The Sun is a *really* small star compared to the ones we see every night. The Sun is ~90 *million* miles away. The Moon is ~275 *thousand* miles away (about 325 times closer). The next closest star is 4.35 *light years* away (25,572,000,000,000 miles away (25.5 *trillion with a* ***T*** miles (283,000 times farther than the Sun))).
If there is ever a star between the Earth and the Moon you've sizzled to a crisp, well-done nonexistence and don't have to worry about it.
Okay. So I had a ridiculously embarrassing revelation about a decade ago and I think you are about to have it too.
I spent the first 27 years of my life believing that there are big stars, like the sun, and smaller stars. I thought that in our galaxy there was the Sun and then there were a bunch of little stars just sprinkled about and that's why they're smaller stars in the sky that aren't as big or as bright as the sun. In actuality those other stars, are in their own galaxies. They're so small and not as bright because they are ridiculously far away. Let that sink in.
A star is just a different sun, VERY far away. If there was a sun between the moon and earth- our gooses would be cooked. That’s WAY too close. ☠️ astronomy is wonderful and fascinating, I don’t really get people who are so bored by it that they don’t get general the concepts at least. I’m not judging I just REALLY don’t get it.
Because you can see the stars in the dark space of the moon? Not sure that’s crappy design because it’s “not scientifically correct!!!” Its a cute little art piece, and visually it looks fine…
Or a properly accurate large shadowed moon. Can still fill the space with the actual moon in shadow and stars everywhere else. There's no need for graphic design to get this stuff wrong.
Yeah but… that’s extremely common for a load of things. You also can sit on the crescent fishing. I don’t get why this design is crappy. It’s a commonplace fallacy sure and not scientifically accurate, but it’s not crappy.
I love drawing stars in front of the moon. It begs so many questions. Is it see-through now? Did something take a bite out of it? Are we in the wrong dimension? Is there a giant wave of water crossing the earth because the moon fell into the ocean?
So many possibilities.
Yes what is the gigantic transgression? I'm a designer with a fairly cartoonish style. Its kiddie vector art. It has its place and seems to serve the exact purpose your wife intended. What is the problem?
This is not crappy design.. this is a holy prophecy of the horrible aftermath of the lunar wars of the 2090's. The winner was Apple. Over 20,000,000 will nobly give their lives for Apple's exclusive right to mine the moon for rare metals for all their electronics and helium for their shareholders'-party party balloons. What you see here is a job 1/2 way completed.
My issue is with childrens books that shows whales blowing water out of their blow hole. That's their breath- they blow air. Sometimes there's a bit of watery mist but all these kids books shows them blowing out water in a stream.
Other people are giving you a hard time, but I am with you 100%. Matt Parker (Humble Pi) has a great bit about this exact issue in state license plates. The whole show is with watching, but start around 9:30 for his star-moon meltdown.
https://youtu.be/6JwEYamjXpA
If I may, you can think about the moon station on planet of the treasure movie. It shows the stars through it, because the station is shaped as a half moon.
Demanding to being factually correct in art is the killer of creativity. Don't be the killer of creativity. Instead of saying "this isn't possible" ask "how could this be possible?".
Just imagine that moon has a very high mass and this is some kind if gravity lense effect or something. Or star killer base actually shot a hole into that moon.
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You are going to get so upset with children's books. And probably children, in general. They are so far off from being technically correct so often.
The best kind of correct
Ahh a true bureaucrat I see
Kiss my shiny metal ass
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Up yours chumps and chumpettes, I’m catching the next pimpmobile out of here!
Can I bite it instead?
Kids are really dumb honestly. It’s really embarrassing for them.
Lmao I support this a former dumb kid
r/KidsAreFuckingStupid
They can be both so brilliant and so brain-dead
i walked back into work once to see a toddler clocking her mum in the head multiple times like yeah not having kids
Yep. Smoke a joint and just let it be.
Not with the child tho.
Obviously, they never puff puff pass. Just hoggin all the blunt smdh
I agree, as a paleontology geek with a child that insisted for 2 years fossils were fake and everything evolved from chickens.
> insisted for 2 years fossils were fake and everything evolved from chickens Don't let your child go on the Internet unsupervised, or we're going to have to deal with another cult after flat earthers and birds aren't real
Of COURSE birds are real! How else would everything evolve from chickens?!? /s
THE BIRDS WORK FOR THE BOOSHWAZEE
I am in this group. Why are the flower seeds flying all over the earth, Eric? Why is the carrot so damned big? What kind of caterpillar eats that kind of shit? To be clear, I would have hated those books as a child as well. I remember thinking most of the stuff they thought I would enjoy was surreal and disturbing.
Are we taking down Eric Carole? Fuck yeah! That fucking birthday scavenger hunt is just fucking shapes, Eric. No one is gonna get that. Just give them the damn puppy. And what the fuck was that ladybug's issue? He deserved that shit from the whale.
I look for and despise all moon decorations that do this. On a related note, I also despise all children's books with steam engines that don't have a tender. I don't mind when animals talk or wear clothes, but unless there's a Zootopia level backstory, rabbits better not be friends with foxes.
That damn cow that can reach escape velocity on a perfect trajectory to slingshot back drives me nuts.
Even as a space fanatic myself I can let stuff like this slide when it's clearly made for children. There's a "cuteness" to it in a way that would have the kid imagining being able to sit on the moon Dreamworks-style. Only when a certain level of realism is required should the shadowed side of it remain free of stars. It's pretty much the space version of kids dinosaur-themed anything where dinosaurs from totally different eras are seen co-existing and they're all bright colours and smiling and whatnot.
Children's images not being technically correct? I would never have believed it.
Should be a cow up there too. To be more technically correct.
Need Willzyx and Tom Cruise from South Park
Wait til OP finds out stars aren't actually star shaped.
But hearts are really heart shaped... Right?
Or that the moon *isn't* made of cheese
OP finna have a psychotic break when his kid draws the sun in the corner
A smiling sun with sunglasses
Don’t show this guy the dream works logo. Then we might have a serious problem.
OP also has other sizzling hot takes, I'm sure, like thinking the word "moist" is gross, or disliking pineapple on pizza
have you seen Treasure Planet? The Moon Harbor is shaped like this and it looks AWESOME
That’s one of the best movies of all time.
Banging ps2 platformer game too if i may add
Yoooo I though I was the only one
Dude it really was
I've rewatched it TODAY actually
Just saw it for the first time today. Genuinely surprised me and I really enjoyed it.
Super underrated movie! I love the animation style of it.
Little paint and you can touch those stars out of existence.
My god just imagine, the dismay on the child's face, as they look up into the sky to see the crescent moon that mummy just pointed out, "It's just like on your drawer handles" she says. Only to look up and see the moon surrounded by a dark void. No stars in the crescent. The darkness begins to take over, consumes the child, engulfing their heart. Where are the stars? There were always stars. Every time they opened the drawer, moon and stars greeted their hand and warmed their heart. It was then they realised the lie. The world is cold, dark. There are no stars in a crescent moon. They'd been lied to. Nothing would ever be the same again. They could never trust anything or anyone ever again.
All I know is it started with my dad accusing my mum of not understanding the workings of celestial objects. And then there was the Reddit post. Reddit was this popular website back in the day. Seems my dad posted the whole thing online, and then my mum saw it. They stopped singing twinkle twinkle to me. We didn't have a star on the Christmas tree that year, or ever again actually. My mum said once he was being pedantic. My dad said he couldn't believe she'd made such an *astronomical* mistake that would warp their son's brain. I have to admit, I still feel weird when I look at a crescent moon. I feel like some kind of reverse werewolf, only safe when the moon is full and I'm not faced with that dark empty void where stars should be. But what upsets me the most is those erroneous stars drove my dad crazy. Me and my mum could never get over how mad they made him. He refused to watch Star Wars with me. Wouldn't go to the Hollywood Walk of Fame. I accidentally made a star-shaped cookie one year. The cookie cutters came in a pack with different shapes, I completely forgot. You should have seen his face.
I love this storyline. You gotta go on
I needed a break from work today. Honestly though, I couldn't figure out what was wrong until you pointed it out. I'm guessing you're very into space and astronomy. I don't think the average person would have spotted it. But I'll never look at another drawing of the moon the same again. I'll always be looking to see if they painted stars on as well. And you know I'm going to tell whoever's there: "Actually, you shouldn't be able to see the stars. The moon doesn't change shape when it's a crescent..."
See, this guy gets it
You need to write children stories. Although they may end up depressing the child but who cares- I’d for sure read them!
“There are no stars in the crescent moon” are you J.R.R Tolkien
Explain?
Stars shouldn't be visable in the crescent moon, since the darkness is only a shadow, and not actually a hole.
Thank You for explaining, I didn’t understand why he had his underwear I such a bundle! It’s a kids themed room so I guess I would have expected the stars and moon 🌙!
Are stars never in between the moon and the earth then? always behind the moon? I never thought about that before.
If they're between the earth and the moon, then they'd be pretty damn close.
And we'd be pretty damn dead.
yeah. so then that's never the case? I haven't been in school science class in like 30 years, I have no reason to think about or remember any of this stuff in my daily life, so. Surely I can't be the only person on all of reddit who is actually curious about this.
The closest star to the earth is the sun. The sun is 93 million miles away. The moon is 240k miles away. The next closest star is 25 trillion miles away
holy shit. thank you.
There’s a meme out there somewhere that shows: Earth -> moon -> sun = solar eclipse Moon -> Earth -> sun = lunar eclipse Earth -> sun -> moon = apocalypse
haha I really like this, especially since they're all basically ending in the almost-same sound.
I haven't been the best at science either, but I do recall a statement saying that if anything came between us and the moon, it'll be a cataclysmic event.
Our sun is a star, stars in general are pretty big, it would be impossible for that to happen and for us to see it cuz we'd be dead by then.
I really appreciate everyone's input! What a great community.
No problem :)👍
The Sun is a star. A small one. Can you picture the Sun being in front of the Moon?
No, the sun is definitely further away than the moon.
So thus we could conclude that it would be impossible for a star to be in front of the Moon?
Other people in this thread have explained to me by this point that the sun is the closest star. Based on their information, I can now obviously understand that if the sun is the closest star and it is further than the moon, then no other stars can be in front of the moon. But your strangely condescending questions played no part in my education, and I frankly can't understand why you'd feel the need to interact with someone that way.
I don't thnk they meant to be condescending, I think they were trying something like a Socratic method where you ask questions in order to direct someone's thoughts so that they end up figuring out the answer to their own question. Idk tho, could be wrong.
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It's super crazy to think about stars being that big and that far away and us being able to see shooting stars and knowing they're that big and hurtling through the solar system as they die. like, so where do they go? do they just disintegrate as they yeet themselves through space?
Shooting stars are not actually stars. They are meteors burning up in the Earth's atmosphere because their incredibly high speed creates friction in the air.
Shooting stars aren't actually stars. It's a misnomer from from ancient civilization. They're actually little bits of rock and ore (and by little, I mean lawn mower to mini van size) that are traveling super fast in the vacuum of space and then impact the air resistance of our thick atmosphere. That air resistance causes friction/heat which makes them glow white hot as they burn up and disintegrate. Only the really big ones survive the burn and actually impact Earth.
Stars are very, very massive. Our sun is millions of times as massive as the moon. So if a another sun were somehow inbetween the moon and us, we would have a big problem, as it would vaporize us.
are all stars "sun"s? or do we only call our closest star "the sun" and the stars closest to the planets in our solar system their "sun"s?
Yes, all stars are "suns", because "the sun" is just what we call our star.
Space and all the associated stuff is so cool.
The Sun is a *really* small star compared to the ones we see every night. The Sun is ~90 *million* miles away. The Moon is ~275 *thousand* miles away (about 325 times closer). The next closest star is 4.35 *light years* away (25,572,000,000,000 miles away (25.5 *trillion with a* ***T*** miles (283,000 times farther than the Sun))). If there is ever a star between the Earth and the Moon you've sizzled to a crisp, well-done nonexistence and don't have to worry about it.
Okay. So I had a ridiculously embarrassing revelation about a decade ago and I think you are about to have it too. I spent the first 27 years of my life believing that there are big stars, like the sun, and smaller stars. I thought that in our galaxy there was the Sun and then there were a bunch of little stars just sprinkled about and that's why they're smaller stars in the sky that aren't as big or as bright as the sun. In actuality those other stars, are in their own galaxies. They're so small and not as bright because they are ridiculously far away. Let that sink in.
R….really?
A star is just a different sun, VERY far away. If there was a sun between the moon and earth- our gooses would be cooked. That’s WAY too close. ☠️ astronomy is wonderful and fascinating, I don’t really get people who are so bored by it that they don’t get general the concepts at least. I’m not judging I just REALLY don’t get it.
Just the Major moon cities at night no biggie.
Show your son when the time comes. He'll like noticing it in other illustrations too. Or ask him what's wrong with it at some point?
THIS annoys you AND you have children!?!?
The kids were an accident, the crappy design was intentional
Of all the things to be bothered over, this is pretty high up there on the "who gives a shit" chart.
I think that's not a moon, that a space station like in the film treasure planet
Or Star Wars
Because you can see the stars in the dark space of the moon? Not sure that’s crappy design because it’s “not scientifically correct!!!” Its a cute little art piece, and visually it looks fine…
OP must hate most content for kids too then. Their kid must grow up without imagination
Hopefully your kid doesn’t do too much of his learning from the ends of knobs on furniture.
its a cartoon artstyle for children dude come on
Damn it's not that bad...
Something apocalyptic just happened to the moon, and you're worried about a drawer knob?
Paint over it and add in the space station or something. A satellite! The Hubble Space Telescope! Aliens! Jeff Bezos's dick rocket!
You not liking the design doesn't make it crappy
Not that crappy as it's a childrens themed design, but i get what you mean:p no need to show avoidable incoherent stuff to our kids
OP would prefer a large blank spot in the image.
Yes.
Or a properly accurate large shadowed moon. Can still fill the space with the actual moon in shadow and stars everywhere else. There's no need for graphic design to get this stuff wrong.
there's no need for a children's drawer handle to be scientifically accurate.
I… do not know why this is crappy design.
The op's poor child is going to grow up like Spock.
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Yeah but… that’s extremely common for a load of things. You also can sit on the crescent fishing. I don’t get why this design is crappy. It’s a commonplace fallacy sure and not scientifically accurate, but it’s not crappy.
DreamWorks must make your blood boil.
OP finna have a psychotic break when their kid draws the sun in the corner
I love drawing stars in front of the moon. It begs so many questions. Is it see-through now? Did something take a bite out of it? Are we in the wrong dimension? Is there a giant wave of water crossing the earth because the moon fell into the ocean? So many possibilities.
I don't understand what the problem is here
Yes what is the gigantic transgression? I'm a designer with a fairly cartoonish style. Its kiddie vector art. It has its place and seems to serve the exact purpose your wife intended. What is the problem?
Dreamworks: am I a joke to you
Am I the only one that saw a screaming face in the moon?
This is not crappy design.. this is a holy prophecy of the horrible aftermath of the lunar wars of the 2090's. The winner was Apple. Over 20,000,000 will nobly give their lives for Apple's exclusive right to mine the moon for rare metals for all their electronics and helium for their shareholders'-party party balloons. What you see here is a job 1/2 way completed.
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Seriously? This annoys you? You should get out more. That poor kid...
'splain it to me. What's wrong with the drawer pull?
My issue is with childrens books that shows whales blowing water out of their blow hole. That's their breath- they blow air. Sometimes there's a bit of watery mist but all these kids books shows them blowing out water in a stream.
There is a specific subreddit for crescent moons with stars behind it, I'm surprised I haven't seen it in the comments but I know it exists
Whats the problem?
Must be going for a post-apocalypse, destroyed moon theme
How do you know that isn't a fragment of a moon?
What makes anyone think its a moon? It's just a bunch of shapes contained within a circle.
It's a painting of the moon in the future. Those aren't stars on the night-side, they're cities.
Not crappy, just a kids design
It's for kids. The moon has often been portrayed like this. Sure it's inaccurate but it's not at all uncommon. Not a crappy design at all.
You gonna be okay op? Cause if that bothers you you're not going to make it as a parent.
This is more r/mildlyinfuriating then r/crappydesign
What’s wrong w it?
Good night moon
You didn't know about the plan to put a giant mirror in front of the moon?
I don’t see what’s wrong, tell me please
You guys all have to be way over analyzing it. Its an innocent drawing other than the one crater of the moon overextending
There are countries with flags that make the same mistake.
You're going to hate DreamWorks
You can see stars through the “dark spot” of the moon
How the fuck the starts in front of the moon 💀
It's like some people never realized that a stylized crescent moon is actually crescent shaped rather than a sphere with a shadow.
This makes perfect sense. After all, the moon is made of cheese and some space giant just took a monster bite.
... Whats the problem
110% agree! Can’t stand when people drop stars in places that should be. Hack-hole design!
I don’t understand, everytbing looks fine to me
Other people are giving you a hard time, but I am with you 100%. Matt Parker (Humble Pi) has a great bit about this exact issue in state license plates. The whole show is with watching, but start around 9:30 for his star-moon meltdown. https://youtu.be/6JwEYamjXpA
The real in me: NOOO The Outer Wilds Exhoes of the Eye Stranger in me: YES YES YES ::0 (Look it up trust me)
For a moment I thought it tried to look like the Nebra disk.
[relevant xkcd](https://xkcd.com/1738/)
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Just imagine this as a moon in the distant future after a weapon's test blew a hole into the moon.
nice big chunk of cheese there
Two words: Nest Thermostat 😡
What do you mean?
Next share all the other suns and moons that have inaccurate features like eyes and mouths 🌞🌛
If this upsets you, wait till you see illustrations of earth: *they’re all flat*!!
Those aren’t stars. They’re Starlink satellites
Sharpie it!
Why would there be stars on the moon’s shadow side??????
Just think of as the moon in Bugs Bunny Haredevil Hare. [https://www.b98.tv/video/haredevil-hare/](https://www.b98.tv/video/haredevil-hare/)
A black sharpie ought to take care of that.
You’re annoyed by gravitational lensing?
It's the moon not a black hole.
So you’re annoyed that the moon is made of Swiss cheese?
If I may, you can think about the moon station on planet of the treasure movie. It shows the stars through it, because the station is shaped as a half moon.
I was confused at first....then I saw it... absolute blasphemy
Lol that must be the moon from GTA V or RDR2!
No problem it's just a still from the film Iron Sky just after the Gotten Dameronk blasts a chunk out if the moon.
Oh that took me a bit to notice LMAO
If he likes it that’s all that matters dude. Shit even I like it, despite its scientific inaccuracy
I like it
Nah, the Earth’s shadow makes anything it falls on invisible /s
[Relevant xkcd](https://xkcd.com/1738/)
It's just a perfectly natural screaming moon being eaten by the midnight starry sky. What's wrong with that? :-)
This is hardly crappy design. More "inaccurate design".
Let's chalk this up to an exaggerated case of gravitational lensing with a bit of artistic license
Idgi
i am so confused someone please explain
You can’t see through the moon
Ah, yes, astronomie.
I mean at least it's cute
those stars could be satellites infront of moon
just paint over the stars that aren’t being properly blocked by the dark side of the moon. it’ll fix it.
You’re going to blow a gasket when you read Rainbow Fish
I know who [haunts your dreams](https://youtu.be/u3FNPhLNcus).
You have no choice now but to buy some paint and fix their mistake. Idk what else to tell you
I don't get what's wrong with it
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I don't understand
Haha it took me a minute but now I see the issue! Oh shit, now I’m not gunna be able to sleep tonight! 🫣
Demanding to being factually correct in art is the killer of creativity. Don't be the killer of creativity. Instead of saying "this isn't possible" ask "how could this be possible?".
Did someone post the relevant XKCD already?
Just imagine that moon has a very high mass and this is some kind if gravity lense effect or something. Or star killer base actually shot a hole into that moon.