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Here is Why Eclipses Always Come in Pairs

Why do eclipses almost always come in pairs? The answer lies in a cosmic combo of orbits: Earth’s path around the Sun, the Moon’s tilted orbit around Earth, and the way their shadows overlap. Together, they create “eclipse seasons” — windows of time when the geometry finally lines up. In this video, we’ll break down: 🔭 Why solar and lunar eclipses are linked two weeks apart 🌌 How the 17° eclipse window and 34–38 day seasons work 🌍 Why eclipses don’t happen every month despite regular new and full moons ⏳ And how the slow 18.6-year wobble of the Moon’s orbit makes eclipse seasons drift through the calendar Eclipses feel rare and magical, but they’re actually built into the quiet rhythm of celestial mechanics. Once you understand the pattern, you’ll see why the next eclipse is never far away. Instagram: @thescribbledquation (  / thescribbledequation  ) Email: [email protected] References 1.Interactive Earth-Sun-Moon Orbit Simulation: https://www.interactive-earth.com/ear... 2. Eclipse Table by UNL Astronomy: https://astro.unl.edu/classaction/ani... 3. Jared Owen’s video on “Solar Eclipse and Lunar Eclipse”:    • Solar Eclipse and Lunar Eclipse   4. Sun on Ecliptic around Earth: https://javalab.org/en/celestial_equa... 5. Moon Orbital Precession by AstroTubo: Celestial Mechanics:    • Moon Orbit Precession   6. The Moon’s Orbit and Eclipses by Launchpad Astronomy:    • The Moon's Orbit and Eclipses   7. Eclipses 2: Eclipse Seasons by UNL Astronomy:    • Eclipses 2: Eclipse Seasons   8. UNL animation on Moon Inclination: https://astro.unl.edu/classaction/ani... 9. Partial Solar Eclipse on TimeAndDate of Sep 21: https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/s... 10. Total Solar Eclipse on TimeAndDate: https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/l... Image and Sound Credits Royalty-free images and sound effects used from Pixabay, Canva, and Apple iMovie Music: https://www.bensound.com/free-music-f... License code: 5Y3SMB14PXRFIPOW Track & Artist: Dawn of Change by Roman Senyk Royalty Free Music: Bensound.com License code: IRR6BSZVOMP7YOPC Track & Artist: Echo of Sadness by TURNIQUE Production Written, Directed, and Produced by Dr. Ashmeet Singh All logos, and other branding paraphernalia for The Scribbled Equation belongs to Dr. Ashmeet Singh