Two events in space are described below.
Event 1: The moon moves into the shadow of Eart...
Physics, 20.04.2020 20:07 dakshshberry
Two events in space are described below.
Event 1: The moon moves into the shadow of Earth at night and this makes it difficult to see the moon from Earth.
Event 2: The moon comes between the sun and Earth, but the moon only covers the center of the sun's disk and the sun's circular edge is visible.
Which event or events represent(s) a total solar eclipse on Earth?
Group of answer choices
Only Event 1
Only Event 2
Both Event 1 and Event 2
Neither Event 1 nor Event 2
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