5. Every month there are full moon and new moon but why
does eclipse rarely occurs?
A. Earth's alignment with the Sun each month alters its
alignment with the Moon.
B. The Moon's tilt has the shadow pass either too soon or
too late to be seen on Earth
C. The Earth's season alter the atmosphere which
prevents or diminishes eclipses
D. The gravitational pull between the Earth and Moon
changes as the Moon gets closer and as it moves further
away which eliminates the chances of an eclipse from
happening
does eclipse rarely occurs?
A. Earth's alignment with the Sun each month alters its
alignment with the Moon.
B. The Moon's tilt has the shadow pass either too soon or
too late to be seen on Earth
C. The Earth's season alter the atmosphere which
prevents or diminishes eclipses
D. The gravitational pull between the Earth and Moon
changes as the Moon gets closer and as it moves further
away which eliminates the chances of an eclipse from
happening
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Explanation:
A lunar eclipse happens at the opposite moon phase – at full moon – when the Earth, sun and moon align in space, with Earth between the sun and moon. ... But that doesn't happen, and the reason is that the moon's orbit around Earth is inclined to Earth's orbit around the sun by about 5 degrees.