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Atmosphere
Positioning of the sun, moon, earth, and eclipses
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the
less
focused the heat is, the
less
warmer it gets
the
sun's
rays and it's
latitude
equatorial nations recieve more and direct heat
lower
latitudes
it is the obscuring of light from one body to another by it between it and it's source of illumination (light)
eclipses
new
moon
solar eclipse
It occurs when a portion of the Earth is engulfed in a shadow cast by the Moon which fully or partially blocks sunlight.
Solar Eclipse
when the moon does not align completely with the sun
partial
when the moon covers the sun but the sun can be seen around the edges of the moon
annular
when the sun is completely covered by the moon
total
the path of the moon's shadow on earth
path of totality
sun > moon > earth
solar eclipses
sun > earth > moon
lunar eclipses
the moon passes
fully
through the earth's shadow
total
moon passes through the earth's faint penumbral shadow
penumbral
a
portion
of the moon passes through the earth's
umbral
shadow
partial
the moon turns
red
because the only
light
that passed from it is from the earth's atmosphere
what do u call the darkest inner part of a shadow?
partial