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Multiple lunar eclipses occur each year. How is it possible that each one can look different than the others? Explain.
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Multiple lunar eclipses occur each year. How is it possible that each one can look different than the others? Explain.

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necause it orbits the earth and it has light facing on one side at all times and as it orbits the earth it will starte showing a bit of its dark side

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