9. Going back, after the full eclipse, the Moon's light is first seen again over the object's upper right horizon. - The Moon's light is fantastically changed. - To the right, the view is of a fantastic valley. - It's as if the Moon's light is tipped away and spread wide and deep. - You see an expansive valley with no real discernable valley floor at this early point. - Instead of any sort of actual valley floor at this early point before the wave of the shadow has crossed over the object, a flat white cloud looking effect is seen every where in the area of the valley between the mountains. - The entire scene is surrounded around it's perimeter with the Moon's seemingly piled up surface light forming the sight of many very uniform looking steep faced mountains. A normal looking view off into the distance of a valley in a land area is seen. Even the flat while clouds look natural. - The view of the valley is oriented exactly the way you would expect a view of a valley to look.
