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Professor Albert Einstein explains the solar eclipse in a short story—how the moon moves between the Earth and the Sun—in the form of a comic strip
A comic book style illustration explaining a solar eclipse, with a cartoon depiction of Albert Einstein as the narrator. The illustration is divided into 8 panels, each with a heading and accompanying text and diagrams.
Panel 1: "A SHORT STORY WITH EINSTEIN!" shows Einstein giving a thumbs-up and introducing the topic of a solar eclipse.
Panel 2: "1. THE PLAYERS" illustrates the Sun, Earth, and Moon with their respective orbits, explaining their roles in the solar system.
Panel 3: "2. THE MOVEMENT" depicts the Moon's orbit around Earth, showing it sometimes above or below the Sun, implying why we don't always see an eclipse.
Panel 4: "3. THE ALIGNMENT" illustrates the perfect alignment of the Sun, Moon, and Earth, leading to an eclipse.
Panel 5: "4. THE SHADOW" explains the Moon's shadow (umbra and penumbra) falling on Earth during an eclipse.
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