The answer is Event 1. A solar eclipse occurs when the moon gets between the sun and Earth and blocks the sunlight from reaching Earth's surface during daytime, thus casting a shadow over Earth. A lunar eclipse as represented by Event 2 happens when the moon passes into the shadow of Earth at night and we can see the moon darken.
The name of the locatuon is called an active site.
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For earthquakes, there's the Richter scale. For hurricanes, the Saffir-Simpson wind scale. For tornadoes, we use the enhanced Fujita scale. Now scientists are developing the wildland urban interface (WUI) hazard scale, a tool that will help predict the threat and measure the severity of wildfire.
The answer is C hope this helps
