chapter 12 Earth, Moon, and the Sun - Part 6

In a model using a globe and torch, which conclusion is scientifically correct about a total solar eclipse?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
In a model using a globe and torch, which conclusion is scientifically correct about a total solar eclipse?
Options
A. A total solar eclipse never affects observations from Earth
B. A total solar eclipse has no relation to time or seasons
C. Sun fully blocked for observer is associated with a total solar eclipse because central dark lunar shadow
D. A total solar eclipse is a source of artificial light
Explanation
A total solar eclipse is linked to Sun fully blocked for observer because of central dark lunar shadow.
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