At which moon phase can a lunar eclipse occur?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. At full moon, when the Earth lies between the Sun and the Moon
- Step 1: A lunar eclipse happens when the Moon enters the Earth's shadow. Answer: At full moon, when the Earth lies between the Sun and the Moon. Why not the others: New moon gives a solar eclipse and the quarter and crescent phases are not aligned.
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