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Suppose the Moon's orbit were not tilted. How many total solar eclipses would you expect to see from Earth in a year?

Suppose the Moon's orbit were not tilted. How many total solar eclipses would you expect to see from Earth in a year?
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Suppose the Moon's orbit were not tilted. How many total solar eclipses would you expect to see from Earth in a year?

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The Moon completes its orbit in about 1 month. If the Moon's orbit were not tilted, a total solar eclipse would occur every time the Moon was between the Earth and Sun, or once a month hope this helps❤️
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