what is the difference between a solar and lunar eclipse 2 points
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a solar eclipse occurs when the moon comes in between the sun and earth when all three are in the same plane. it is mostly partial in nature because the sun is way greater than the moon and passes out of its shadow very fast.
a lunar eclipse occurs when the sun comes in between the moon and earth when all three are in the same plane. it is always total in nature because the moon is way smaller in size than the sun and takes a considerable amount of time to pass through its shadow.
a lunar eclipse occurs when the sun comes in between the moon and earth when all three are in the same plane. it is always total in nature because the moon is way smaller in size than the sun and takes a considerable amount of time to pass through its shadow.
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A lunar eclipse is formed when earth comes in between sun and the moon , blocking the sun's light from reaching the moon
A solar eclipse occurs when moon comes in between sun and the earth, hence blocking sunlight from reaching some parts of earth
A solar eclipse occurs when moon comes in between sun and the earth, hence blocking sunlight from reaching some parts of earth
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