Geography · Solar eclipse
During which lunar phase does a solar eclipse occur, and under what condition?
- 1New Moon phase; when the Moon intersects the Earth-Sun orbital plane at a node✓
- 2New Moon phase; when the Moon is at its farthest point (apogee) only
- 3Full Moon phase; when the Moon intersects the Earth-Sun orbital plane at a node
- 4Full Moon phase; when the Moon's orbit is tilted at 90 degrees to Earth's orbit
Correct answer
New Moon phase; when the Moon intersects the Earth-Sun orbital plane at a node
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