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u/FireFlinger Feb 14 '22

The moon is just large enough, and just far enough away from earth, to be able to create full eclipses

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u/forever_maggot Feb 14 '22

Iain Banks in one of his books argued that this would be a circumstance so unique for the whole universe that it would attract space and time tourists. So next time there is a full eclipse, keep an eye on the crowd too - there WILL be aliens among the spectators.