Why Today’s ‘Supermoon’ Won’t Cause A Total Solar Eclipse — But April’s Will - Forbes

Why total solar eclipses do not happen every month is a story about how the moon orbits Earth. Here’s why April 8’s ‘Super New Moon Eclipse’ in parts of Mexico, the U.S. and Canada will be such a rare event.

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Mar 11 2024
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