The Moon pictured during a lunar eclipse is seen from the International Space Station during a northwest to southeast orbital trek 263 miles above the Pacific Ocean. NASA image, 2021. This could form part of a Science lesson on the Earth, Sun and Moon. The distinction between lunat eclipse and solar eclipse could be explained.
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