[Sakes]

All you can take away from the moon passing over the sun's reflection is this. The moon crossed over the sunlight reflected from the earth. To create a shadow, the moon must cross through the light emitted from the sun.

This image might better help explain. Since the earth's orbital plane is in a different xy plane than the moon's, the moon crossing over the reflection guarantees nothing about whether it crossed the sun's emitted light.

http://www.cnyo.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/2014april10_e...

[coldsmoke]

Ah, yes of course. And as cyanoacry noted in another comment, the satellite isn't actually in the Lagrange point - it is orbiting it. Thanks for clearing that up.

[Sakes]

Oh nice, ya, I didn't address the Lagrange point because I didn't have any knowledge of it.