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Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-06-10 21:33:34
Social Science
Is it possible that no new Moon will occur during an eclipse season? yes or no?
14 answers
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Anonymous
The moon lies between Earth and Sun for an eclipse to occur.
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Anonymous
How long is your eclipse season ?
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Anonymous
What the hell is an "eclipse season"?
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Anonymous
The new moon phases occurs every lunar cycle. So no, its not possible for the moon to not be between the Earth and the sun. I am curious what an "eclipse season" is - no such term in astronomy.
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Anonymous
No. There is no such thing as an eclipse season.
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Anonymous
If it is a Lunar eclipse then it will be a full Moon. Eclipses are not seasonal.
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Anonymous
Not possible. The new moon occurs every time the Moon is closest to the sun in it’s orbit about Earth.
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Anonymous
Any phase of the Moon, including New, occurs every 29.53 days, so necessarily within any eclipse season
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Anonymous
No
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Anonymous
It must be a new moon phase in order to have a solar eclipse.
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Anonymous
No. As others say, "eclipse season" doesn't mean anything. There is a New Moon once a month, whether or not there is an eclipse. During a solar eclipse there is a New Moon by definition, just as there must be a Full Moon during a lunar eclipse. . .
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Anonymous
What's an eclipse season?
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Anonymous
Nope, since the is no such thing as an "eclipse season".
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Anonymous
No. By the way, what exactly is "an eclipse season"?
