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Explain what is a solar eclipse and why they are so rare IN YOUR OWN WORDS

Explain what is a lunar eclipse and why the moon turns red, and why it's more common IN YOUR OWN WORDS

This is true: Lunar eclipses happen more often. I think it's just a question of how big the shadows are: There is a lunar eclipse when the Earth blocks the Moon's light from the Sun. 7000 km away from the Moon, the Earth's shadow is about two lunar diameters wide. Much wider than a pancake. The reason that the moon turns red, is due to Earth's atmosphere. It bends red rays of sunlight into our planet's shadow and scatters out blue rays of light.

When the Moon casts a shadow on the Earth, it is called a solar eclipse. The Moon is a lot smaller now, and its shadow is also a lot smaller than it was before. Around 200 or 300 km across is how big the Moon's shadow is when it's far from the Earth.

Fun Facts:

- The 21st century has 224 solar eclipses and 230 lunar eclipses (all varieties of each combined)

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