What are the parts of the eclipse?

Answer 1

And eclipse may be partial or total, or penumbral or umbral. In a total (umbral) eclipse, the umbra of an object's shadow falls upon another object. Umbral solar eclipses are significantly rarer than any other type of eclipse. In a penumbral eclipse, an object's partial shadow, or penumbra, falls upon the other object.

Answer 2

The three main parts of a total solar eclipse are the umbra (the darkest part of the shadow), the penumbra (the lighter part surrounding the umbra), and the corona (the outer atmosphere of the sun visible during totality).

Answer 3

For eclipses visible on Earth, the three bodies are the Sun, Earth's Moon, and the Earth itself.

Answer 4

There is the penumbra and the umbra. If you see a umbra of an eclipse you see a total eclipse. The penumbra is a partial eclipse. But it is a lot cooler being in the umbra! =D

Answer 5

The heavenly bodies that are involved when there is an eclipse are the earth , moon , and sun.

Answer 6

Sun, Moon, and Earth. The Earth is the only one of the three that's a planet.