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In a solar eclipse, we see two types of shadows. One is the "umbra" or the darkest shadow caused by the sun. It's located in the center.
The "penumbra" in a solar eclipse is the shadow that's lighter and located on the sides of the earth. Think about it like this:
The sun and earth are in line. The darkest shadow will continue in that line. <em>That</em> is the umbra. The penumbra continues directly on the <u>outside</u> of the umbra. It's lighter that the other shadow!
A penumbra solar eclipse is when the sun, moon, and earth <em>DONT</em> align properly. This causes a partial eclipse, not a full eclipse. A penumbra solar eclipse is a <u>Partial</u><u> </u><u>solar</u><u> </u><u>ecl</u><u>ipse</u><u>.</u>
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