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Why does the Moon appear to be the same size as the Sun during a solar eclipse?
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Gravity pulls the moon closer to the Earth during a solar eclipse due to the planetary alignment so it ends up looking larger than normal.

While the moon is much smaller than the sun, the moon is also much closer to Earth so it appears larger.

The Moon Illusion occurs when the moon is in certain positions in the sky, which plays a trick on our brain to make it appear larger than it really is.