if a total solar eclipse occurs during a new moon phase and a total moon phase, why do we not observe one solar eclipse and one lunar eclipse per month?

Bottom line: If the Earth and moon orbited on the same plane around the sun, we'd have a total solar eclipse – and a total lunar eclipse – every month. But we don't, because the moon's orbit is inclined to Earth's orbit by about 5 degrees.

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