Total eclipse due over North America in 2024

The video explains the solar eclipse occurring on April 8th, 2024, in North America. It describes how a solar eclipse happens during a new moon when the moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, casting shadows on the Earth. The video discusses why we don't see 13 solar eclipses a year due to the moon's tilted orbit. It highlights the path of totality, which will be visible across parts of North America, including cities like Dallas and Montreal, while others like Los Angeles and New York will see a partial eclipse.

What celestial event is occurring on April 8th, 2024?

• A meteor shower

• A lunar eclipse

• A comet passing by

• A solar eclipse

Why don't we see 13 solar eclipses every year despite having 13 new moons?

• The Earth's orbit is too fast

• The Sun's position changes

• The Earth's rotation is irregular

• The Moon's orbit is tilted

How often is the moon perfectly aligned between the Earth and the Sun?

• Once a year

• Twice a year

• Every month

• Every six months

Which city will experience a total eclipse during the event?

• Los Angeles

• New York

• Dallas

• Toronto

What is the width of the path of totality for the eclipse?

• 100 kilometers

• 250 kilometers

• 150 kilometers

• 200 kilometers