And when it’s in between we cannot even see it (unless it’s exactly in line).
And when it’s in between we cannot even see it (when it’s exactly in line).
We can see it’s there though - I’d say that also counts.
I believe you were referring to one kind of eclipsed and with my subtle edit I was referring to a different kind of eclipse :)
I can think of one single class of eclipse where the Moon is between the Earth and the Sun (the original comment was about “in-between sun and earth”).
Going to start a conspiracy theory that there’s a secret eclipse where the moon goes behind the sun and they won’t let us see it