Solar eclipses are phenomena in which the Sun is partially or completely obscured when the Moon comes between the Sun and the Earth. There are two to five solar eclipses each year. Solar eclipses can be classified into four categories: total solar eclipse, partial solar eclipse, orbital solar eclipse, and hybrid solar eclipse. At a total solar eclipse, the sun completely disappears into the shadow of the moon. But this does not happen in partial eclipses or eclipses. Hybrid eclipses are experienced as total solar eclipses in some parts of the earth and as eclipses in others. A lunar eclipse is when the shadow of the earth falls on the moon. In this case, the earth is between the moon and the sun. The lunar eclipse will take place on White Moon Day. Partial lunar eclipses occur as partial solar eclipses.

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