why do eclipses like up perfectly and yet in the days surrounding the sun isn’t partially covered as the solar bodies gradually like up?

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Seems odd that they go from not being near one another at all (to partially cover) to suddenly being perfectly lined up.

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The orbits don’t work like that. The moon isn’t spinning around the Earth once a day, Earth is spinning once a day while the moon orbits once every 27 days. There is no lead up to the moon passing between Earth and the sun.

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