explain the reason of lunar eclipse and solar eclipse
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When the Moon passes between Sun and Earth, the lunar shadow is seen as a solar eclipse on Earth. When Earth passes directly between Sun and Moon, its shadow creates a lunar eclipse. ... But lunar eclipses do not occur every month because the Moon's orbit is tilted five degrees from Earth's orbit around the Sun.
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α ℓµɳαɾ εcℓเρรε σccµɾร ωɦεɳ ƭɦε ɱσσɳ ɱσѵεร เɳƭσ ƭɦε εαɾƭɦ'ร รɦα∂σω. ƭɦเร cαɳ σccµɾ σɳℓყ ωɦεɳ ƭɦε รµɳ, εαɾƭɦ, αɳ∂ ɱσσɳ αɾε εאαcƭℓყ σɾ ѵεɾყ cℓσรεℓყ αℓเɠɳε∂ ωเƭɦ εαɾƭɦ ɓεƭωεεɳ ƭɦε σƭɦεɾ ƭωσ, αɳ∂ σɳℓყ σɳ ƭɦε ɳเɠɦƭ σƒ α ƒµℓℓ ɱσσɳ
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