When does the solar eclipse occurs?

Answer 1

In a solar eclipse the moon blocks out the sun because the moon Aline's perfectly in our sight of the sun, although the solar eclipse can only be seen in a Pacific area these areas can be mapped and have been.

Answer 2

The orbit of the Moon carries it between the Earth and the Sun. The 'apparent' size of the Moon and the Sun are almost exactly the same and so a small portion of the surface of the Earth can be in full shadow (the lunar umbra). a larger part of the surface of the Earth is in partial shadow (the lunar penumbra).

Answer 3

A solar eclipse can occur at any time of the DAY, while a lunar eclipse may happen at any time of the NIGHT.

You can see the calculations for solar and lunar eclipses from 2000 BCE to 3000 AD on the NASA Eclipse Web Site, linked below.

Answer 4

A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, blocking all or part of the Sun's light. Solar eclipses can only happen during the new moon phase when the Moon is positioned right in line with the Sun in the sky.

Answer 5

A total eclipse occurs when the moon is exactly in front of the Sun, blocking it completely. You would also need to be in it's shadow path.

Answer 6

a solar eclipse occurs when the moon's shadow falls on Earth

Answer 7

As seen from the surface of the earth, a solar eclipse can only occur at the time of New Moon.

Answer 8

it takes place when the moon goes around on its orbit and it goes in front of the earth blocking the sun which makes it an eclipse

Answer 9

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