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    1. Unique-Fix-9436 on

      Haven’t eclipses always been fairly frequent? They happen all over the world due to over laping angles between the moon and the sun do they not?

    2. ComfortableAd7209 on

      Earth is the only known place where a full solar eclipse is possible. Lookup solar eclipses on other planets

    3. SirMildredPierce on

      How is this a conspiracy? (I ask on every post it seems)

      Eclipses can be predicted down to the second thousands of years in advance. There hasn’t been any uptick in their frequency or anything. Maybe you noticed them more for some reason, but that’s not a conspiracy.

    4. Bisexual_Carbon on

      There’s an eclipse like every 18 months. Most of the time it’s in the ocean.

    5. Every eclipse in the last 300 years has been accurately predicted decades, or even centuries in advance. What exactly are you suggesting?

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