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Match each Sun-Earth-Moon alignment diagram to the corresponding eclipse image, as seen from Earth.
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Match each Sun-Earth-Moon alignment diagram to the corresponding eclipse image, as seen from Earth.

Match each Sun-Earth-Moon alignment diagram to the corresponding eclipse image, as-example-1
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Here ya go

I've also corrected the moon position relative to the penumbra. It's much more representative to the actual geometry but still not very accurate because of the vast distances between moon, earth and sun. Could not do much with the quarter moon with realism because of scales.

Match each Sun-Earth-Moon alignment diagram to the corresponding eclipse image, as-example-1
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