If you were on Pluto, that tiny tiny planet — correction, it’s no longer a planet these days but “demoted” to a dwarf planet — far far away at the end of our solar system, a solar eclipse is hardly an eclipse, but an occultation (the object passing in front is visually bigger than object behind).
From that distance, the Sun appears like a rather large star. And Pluto has three natural satellites.
Here, one of them, Charon, blocks it.
Tags: Charon, Pluto, Solar Eclipse, Sun
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