You are standing outside with the sky goes dark. You are experiencing some type of eclipse but aren’t sure which kind. What information would you look for to determine whether or not you’re in the middle of a lunar or solar eclipse? In your answer, be sure to mention each type of lunar and solar eclipse and how to differentiate between them

I would first look for a small ring like light also if I burns your eyes its solar And if it was lunar I would look for if the sun and earth are on opposite sides that's a sign its lunar they are diffrent because a lunar eclipse happens by the sun and earth and solar eclipses happens with the moon blocks the sun from reaching earth.

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domeaton04 domeaton04 · Answer 2 · 2022-02-14T10:58:56+01:00

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If the sky goes dark, you are experiencing a Solar Eclipse. This can be determined by the way in which the moon seems to block out the sun's light. It is when the moon is positioned between the Earth and Sun. A Lunar Eclipse happens when the Earth is positioned between the Moon and Sun. Lunar Eclipses happen during a full moon and can be easily identified if the moon appears to have an orange or redish hue to it. It does this as the light from the Sun reflects and refracts against the Earth's atmosphere, casting this colour to the moon. During a total Lunar Eclipse the Moon will phase from grey, to orange, to an amber colour before disapearing back into the night after the positioning of the planets shift.