since the moon takes less than a month to revolve completely around the Earth, wouldn’t it make sense that at some point it is between the earth and sun somewhat frequently?
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Also as a side note to what others have said:
Solar eclipses are probably more common than you think. But since they are only visible from a small part of the world when they happen, it just is pretty unlikely to have a solar eclipse that ALSO casts its shadow directly over you.
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