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29 January, 14:49

What is one difference between a total solar and a total lunar eclipse?

In a solar eclipse, the sun moves between Earth and the moon. In a lunar eclipse, the moon moves between the sun and Earth.

In a solar eclipse, it is Earth that is caught in the umbra of the moon. In a lunar eclipse, it is the moon that is caught in the umbra of Earth.

A solar eclipse happens once every 28 days. A lunar eclipse happens only during a full moon.

A solar eclipse can be viewed anywhere on Earth. A lunar eclipse can only be seen from the side of Earth facing the moon.

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  1. 29 January, 16:14
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    I just took the test and I got the answer as

    B. In a solar eclipse, it is Earth that is caught in the umbra of the moon. In a lunar eclipse, it is the moon that is caught in the umbra of Earth.

    Is this Mrs. Gibbs class or Mrs. Saathoffs?
  2. 29 January, 18:08
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    Your Answer is B i just took the test and i got it Correct
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