Who can witness a lunar eclipse?

A. people in the specific area of Earth's surface covered by the Moon's shadow

B. all people on the night side of Earth

C. all people on the day side of Earth

D. people in a specific area of Earth's surface covered by the Sun's shadow

E. people living on the poles

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Andrew Chung

Social Studies

6 October, 10:25

Who can witness a lunar eclipse?

A. people in the specific area of Earth's surface covered by the Moon's shadow

B. all people on the night side of Earth

C. all people on the day side of Earth

D. people in a specific area of Earth's surface covered by the Sun's shadow

E. people living on the poles

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Lorenzo Oconnor · Answer 1

A lunar eclipse is when the Earth is between the moon and the sun. Thus, the people on the night side of the Earth would be able to see the eclipse happen to the moon.

Who can witness a lunar eclipse?A. people in the specific area of Earth's surface covered by the Moon's shadowB. all people on the night side of EarthC. all people on the day side of EarthD. people in a specific area of Earth's surface covered by the Sun's shadowE. people living on the poles