WHY DO IUNAR ECLIPSES

LUNAR ECLIPSES :-Why do lunar eclipses? When the moon passes through the sky and passes through the path of the shadow of the earth, then the moon is eclipsed.

        This will happen only when the sun, the earth and the moon will all come in a straight line. The Moon's orbit revolution creates an angle of approximately 5 degrees on the plane. Therefore, if all three come in a straight line, then the moon can be near the revolution level.

  

       So the moon may or may be on or very near the ecliptic when the earth is between the sun and the moon i.e.on the poornima. When the Moon is on the ecliptic or near to it and the earth is between them, such a position will occur when the Moon is either on Rahu or Ketu or nearby because Rahu and Ketu are the nodes the moon i.e  the points where the moon crosses the ecliptic.
 

      When the whole of Moon's disc When the full moon of the moon comes in the shadow of the earth, then the full moon ascendance happens. As in the picture above, "su" is the center of the sun. And 'K' of the Earth In the cone A, B, D, the rays of the sun are not coming at all, because the rays coming from both sides of the circumference of the sun are also stopped by the earth.

   

And the cone c. And the D. The L. (Light in Color Color) is lighting from some part of the sun's bomb, but the strategy coming from full bump is not happening. The dark part, the cone bond is called the right and the light color area and the bonds of the bond. When the moon goes to the area where the area is available in the area, then the brightness decreases and when he comes under fully restored, the brightness ignite exactly ends. This is located in full lunar eclipse.