Science, asked by rishilaugh, 1 year ago

Solar eclipse occurs when

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Answered by Deadshot15

A solar eclipse, as many of you know, happens very rarely on the day of a new moon. So, it happens whelme moon ceases in front of the Earth and it blocks the light of the Sun, creating temporary darkness. This phenomenon happens once in a "blue moon".

Answered by parisolanki279

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Explanation:

A solar eclise can occure only on a new moon day.

And lunar eclipse can occure only on ful mon day

This both are totally different than each other

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