How to pronounce Eclipses in English

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eclipses are total.

More often, we get partial eclipses, where the alignment is a bit off, or annular eclipses,

But not all eclipses are made equal.

So why do we ever get eclipses?

A lot of early civilizations feared eclipses.

In general we’ll have a few solar and lunar eclipses of some sort and a few lunar eclipses

To compute planet motion, above all sun and moon eclipses.

The moon orbits earth every 29.5 days, but we don’t get eclipses every month.

There are a ton of orbital quirks that make predicting eclipses really complicated, but

But now that we understand our place in space, eclipses are an occasion for awe,

Total solar eclipses seem much more rare because totality lasts just a few minutes, and although

In the far future, earth will only get annular and partial solar eclipses because our moon

When it’s closer to us, we can get total solar eclipses, but less than 30% of solar