Author Question: A total lunar eclipse is a. visible only from the path of totality. b. visible only during a new ... (Read 42 times)

DyllonKazuo · **on:** Jul 27, 2018

A total lunar eclipse is

a. visible only from the path of totality.
b. visible only during a new Moon.
c. visible to all observers on the side of Earth from which the Moon would be visible at that time.
d. an opportunity to study the corona of the Sun.
e. None of the other choices are correct.

Question 2

Typically, the new Moon's shadow _______ a solar eclipse

a. passes north of Earth so as NOT to produce
b. passes south of Earth so as NOT to produce
c. passes either north or south of Earth so as NOT to produce
d. touches the Sun so as to produce
e. touches Earth so as to produce