Multiple Choice
A total lunar eclipse is visible in principle (assuming clear skies everywhere) to
A) everyone in one hemisphere of Earth.
B) everyone on Earth.
C) only people in a circular area on Earth having a diameter equal to that of the Moon.
D) only people in a long, narrow, and very specific path, much smaller than a hemisphere.
Correct Answer:
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