a lunar eclipse only takes a few hours
not all night
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Uhm, lunar eclipses aren’t visible. Or did i mix that up?
Lunar eclipses are visible everywhere you can see the moon (roughly half of the earth)
Solar eclipses are only visible in the shadow of the moon, which is very tiny comparatively.
Lunar eclipse? As in a new moon that happens every month?
a new moon only blocks the sun periodically because the moon’s orbit has a 5 degree inclination:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/46/Lunar_Orbit_and_Orientation_with_respect_to_the_Ecliptic.svg/440px-Lunar_Orbit_and_Orientation_with_respect_to_the_Ecliptic.svg.png (png is black on transparent)
A new moon is when the moon is between the sun and earth. A full moon is when the moon is behind the earth, and a lunar eclipse is when the earth blocks the sun on the moon during a full moon cycle.
