Thursday, January 17, 2013

What happens with the moon on the other side of the Earth where a solar eclipse is not occurring?


Question by CL2710: What happens with the moon on the other side of the Earth where a solar eclipse is not occurring?
I want to know what happens with the moon during a solar eclipse, BUT on the side of the Earth where the eclipse is not occurring, for example if a solar eclipse is visible on North America, what happens in China, Europe, etc. with the moon, is there no moon, or what?
Thank you!


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Answer by Geoff GThe Moon is in orbit around the Earth. During a solar eclipse it is between the Earth and the Sun. So there is no Sun or Moon on the other side of the Earth. There's nothing unusual about this -- it happens many times during the month.

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When is the next Solar Eclipse?


Question by Katherine S: When is the next Solar Eclipse?
I have never gotten to see one and want to see it. Does anyone on here know when the next total solar eclipse is suppose to take place. also, what do I need in order to be able to watch it take place?


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Answer by chrisandlaneAugust 1 2008...enjoy!

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Path of the total solar eclipse on Jul/22/2009 and animation of totality for Shanghai/China. I'll fly from Munich to Shanghai to see the eclipse. I stay in Suzhou. Credit: Maps by F. Espenak/NASA's GSFC & J. Anderson
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What can be expected when a total eclipse falls within 3 degrees of your sun sign?


Question by Wife2Pisces & Mom2VirgoNCancer: What can be expected when a total eclipse falls within 3 degrees of your sun sign?
This may we have a total solar eclipse taking place at 0 degrees 21. On May 20/21. My natal chart puts my sun at 1 degree 32. in the 3rd house.

My birth data is May 23, 1979........2:17 AM......Southampton, New York. USA.

How will this total solar eclipse effect me?


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