Solar eclipse - It occurs when the Moon passes in front of the Sun., There are three main parts of the Moon's shadow during an eclipse. - The umbra, penumbra, and antumbra., Umbra - The portion of the Moon's shadow where the Moon completely covers the sun., Antumbra - The area of the shadow beyond the point of the umbra. The outline of the Sun can be seen around the shadow of the Moon., Penumbra - The area of the shadow where only a portion of the Moon is in front of the Sun., Types of Solar Eclipses - Total, annular, and partial, Total eclipse - The Sun is covered completely by the Moon. The portion of the Earth that is in the umbra experiences a total eclipse., Annular eclipse - The Moon covers the Sun, but the Sun can be seen around the edges of the Moon. It occurs when the viewer is within the antumbra., Partial eclipse - Only a portion of the Sun is blocked by the Moon. It occurs when the observer is within the penumbra., Solar Eclipse Guidelines - Never look directly at a solar eclipse without proper eye protection.,

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