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SPACE VIEW: SOLAR ECLIPSE HITS EARTH WITH A DOUBLE SHADOW From space, a solar eclipse looks like Earth just got tagged by a giant shadow with two zones - a super dark center called the umbra and a lighter ring around it called the penumbra. Source: Black Hole

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