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Understanding solar eclipses: the moon moves in front of the sun. However, the moon's shadow during an eclipse is much smaller than the moon itself, creating a paradox. One theory suggests the moon is behind the sun during an eclipse. #SolarEclipse #EclipseExplained #Astronomy #SpaceFacts
Understanding solar eclipses: the moon moves in front of the sun. However, the moon's shadow during an eclipse is much smaller than the moon itself, creating a paradox. One theory suggests the moon is behind the sun during an eclipse. #SolarEclipse #EclipseExplained #Astronomy #SpaceFacts










