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A lunar eclipse occurs when the shadow of the Moon falls on the Earth.

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Important Questions on Light

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The nearest neighbour of the earth in space is 

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When the Moon comes between the Earth and the Sun, it is a _____.
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A solar eclipse lasts for a few seconds.
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Choose from the following and fill in the blank:
(different, water, moon, spaceship)

Some countries have sent their _____ to the moon.

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An annular eclipse blocks the moon partially.

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We can see the moon in the new moon phase.
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Every day, the rotation of the earth causes one high tide and one low tide. 
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 When the moon comes between the Earth and the sun, it causes a solar eclipse.
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When the Moon blocks the sunlight but leaves a ring of fire around, it is known as ____ eclipse.
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A solar eclipse occurs only on a _____ moon day.
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Choose from the following and fill in the blank:
(different, water, moon, spaceship)
The moon looks _____ every night.
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We can never see the moon during the day.
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During a solar eclipse,
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The first Indian cosmonaut to reach the moon is 
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A solar eclipse takes place often in the same place.
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What is meant by ‘high tide’?
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Cotyledons are also called-
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The moon is a natural _____ of the Earth.
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The moon appears _____ in colour during a lunar eclipse. (reddish/ greenish)
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Fill in the blank with a suitable word:

The _____ (sun/moon) is the Earth's closest neighbour.