Eclipses occur when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, temporarily blocking the sun's light. Eclipses happen about two or three times per year, roughly every 173 days, as the three celestial bodies align. The sun is larger than the moon, which is why the moon does not completely cover the sun during solar eclipses and sunlight can still be seen around the edges of the moon.

1. My oral
presentation
ABOUT

3. IM GOING TO TELL YOU how ECLIPSES ARE
FORM
Which occurs when the moon hides the sun ,
from the perspective of Earth. That is, the
three bodies are aligned , reaching the moon
in the middle of the Sun and Earth.

4. How often eclipses are formed?
Eclipses are usually two or three times in a
year , namely every 173 more or less days.

5. Which is bigger the moon or the sun?

7. I put that question because if you look at the
eclipse you can see the sun's rays because
the sun si bigger than the moon.

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