What occurs during a solar eclipse? Check all that apply.

Earth is closest to the Sun.

There are small tides across Earth.

The moon’s shadow falls on Earth.

The moon is covered in Earth’s shadow.

The moon is between Earth and the Sun.

Solar eclipse is the event in which the moon is in between the sun and the earth. Solar eclipse always occur at the new moon day. During the solar eclipse, the sun is covered by the moon and during the solar solar eclipse, the sun is totally covered with the moon only for few seconds and at that time the sun appears like a diamond ring. The total solar eclipse cannot seen from all the locations of earth.

All the three are in the same line during the solar eclipse.

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Answer:

The Moon’s shadow falls on Earth.

The Moon is between Earth and the Sun.

Explanation:

Eclipses are known as game of shadows. During an eclipse shadow of an object falls on another object. From the perspective of Earth we can see two kind of eclipses: Lunar and Solar.

In Solar eclipse, the Moon lies in between our planet the Earth and the Sun such that they are in the same line. Shadow of Moon will fall on Earth. Looking from the Earth, the Sun will look like it has been hidden by the Moon.

What occurs during a solar eclipse? Check all that apply. Earth is closest to the Sun. There are small tides across Earth. The moon’s shadow falls on Earth. The moon is covered in Earth’s shadow. The moon is between Earth and the Sun.

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What occurs during a solar eclipse? Check all that apply.

Earth is closest to the Sun.

There are small tides across Earth.

The moon’s shadow falls on Earth.

The moon is covered in Earth’s shadow.

The moon is between Earth and the Sun.