during a solar eclipse, the sun apears to go either fully or partially dark. Why can solar eclipses only be observed on certain parts of Earth? circle all that apply

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during a solar eclipse, the sun apears to go either fully or partially dark. Why can solar eclipses only be observed on certain parts of Earth? circle all that apply

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the Moon is smaller than Earth. Only the people in the Umbra will see the sun go totally dark.

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