Why can a solar eclipse be seen only from part of Earth?

A) It reflects little of the blue illumination

B) The Moon's dark shadow covers a limited surface track

C) Different wavelengths refract by different amounts

D) Air scatters shorter visible wavelengths more strongly

Answer: B

Explanation: The Moon's dark shadow covers a limited surface track explains this observation. Observers outside that track see a different view.

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