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why does the moon perfectly block out the sun's "disc area" during eclipse?
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why does the moon perfectly block out the sun's "disc area" during eclipse?
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why does the moon perfectly block out the sun's "disc area" during eclipse?
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This maybe just a result of visual perspective , but I was wondering
why the moon is of a particular size and orbit, where by it perfectly blocks out the
"light disc area" of the sun during solar eclipse...
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why does the moon perfectly block out the sun's "disc area" during eclipse?
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why does the moon perfectly block out the sun's "disc area" during eclipse?
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The truth is that it is an extremely fortunate coincidence and nothing else
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