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I think the answer is capital
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The answer is no. Total solar eclipses can happen on other planets too, as long as they have moons that are big enough to cover the sun's disk from the planet's perspective and orbit the planet on the same plane as the sun, astronomers told Live Science.
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I think for your distilled water of 1 it would look like 27.8 +/- 5 because you can go 5 above or below your average and 2 would be 27.8 +/- 10 because you can go 2 times below or above your average?
