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Why we do not have a solar eclipse during every ""new moon"" phase.

Why we do not have a solar eclipse during every ""new moon"" phase.
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Why we do not have a solar eclipse during every ""new moon"" phase.

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The solar eclipse stopped years ago due to the moon, sun, and earth's alignment not being able to sync like it did before.

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