The Total Phase of a Particular Solar Eclipse Can Be

question 116

Multiple Choice

The total phase of a particular solar eclipse can be seen:

• A) anywhere on the surface of Earth.
• B) from anywhere on the sunlit hemisphere of Earth.
• C) only over a region of Earth within +/- 23.5° of Earth's equator, or in the tropics.
• D) only within a specific narrow strip across Earth's surface.

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