The solar eclipse is the phenomenon of nature that is observed between the Earth and the Sun during the Moon's orbital motion and consequently the Moon partially or wholly covering the Sun. For the sake of retention, the Moon must be in the newborn and must be in conjunction with the Sun according to the Earth, that is, the orbital plane must coincide with the orbital plane around the Earth's Sun. The Moon rotates around the Earth about 12 times a year in a year, but the Moon does not pass through the front of the Sun every time, so the overlap occurs only occasionally, with the Moon's orbital plane and Earth's orbital plane being 5 degrees. Thus, between two and five solar eclipses per year are observed. Up to two of these may be full retention. Solar eclipse follows a narrow corridor on Earth. For this reason, solar eclipse is rare for any region.

For the first time in 99 years, a total solar eclipse will occur across the entire continental United States. Solar eclipse is waiting for us on August 21. I hope we will see many solar eclipses together in Asgardia in the future.

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