Nope, utterly right if you look at how how it's renderd in-game - only the lit background areas are tinted, everything else is utterly black. So somehoe the dust perfeclty resembles the form of the lit background areas. Otherwise you would observe a glow in dark areas. There goes your hypthesis.Nope. Utterly wrong.
No. The notion itself is preposterous. How would dust, which isn't sentient, be able to discriminate between light levels? Prove to me that it does discriminate. Proof to me it is sentient. Otherwise get lost, and take your harebrained ideas with you.Prove that dust doesnt discriminate between lit background ant non-lit space..
Because non-lit areas would have to be lit by the reflected light.Explain also what the difference is, because the background IS space and the only thing in really empty space IS photons (well gravitons too if they exist as per Standard Model). Heck the only place you GET photons is in empty space. And it's the only bit that IS "lit". By defiition, photons light up where it is.
Because you would see the light reflected from the local star, which you don't. Ergo no dust in those areas.Explain too why non lit space matters when it comes to matter (dust) reflecting light. If there's nolight coming from that direction (non lit space), then there's no light to reflect, so has no effect and is irrelvant.
what?Then prove that this "not discriminate" causes to reflect other than it does.
You equate the ocean with space. I don't need to answer any of that.Oh, see the ocean on a sunny morn or eve? Or any windows where the sun is reflected? Is the sun behind that ocean water or gleaming window or not? I would say that reflections can come when the reflection is toward you from a plane that is facing the correct way, whether or not that plane is in front or "beside" the sun.
Sunsets glint off water though they are both EXTREMELY close to each other. not in completely separate quadrants.
And if you want to complain that the light needs to be coming from the sun only, I point to the sea again. you can see the blue sky reflected there too, not just the yellow sun's reflection. Where do you think that blue light comes from?
Oh, and best explain zodiacal light too if your assertions were in any realm a reality.
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