the models show the position of the moon and earth at three different points in earths orbit. at each of…

the models show the position of the moon and earth at three different points in earths orbit. at each of these points, the moons phase is full. label the models with the correct description of where earths shadow falls. above the moon below the moon on the moon

the models show the position of the moon and earth at three different points in earths orbit. at each of these points, the moons phase is full. label the models with the correct description of where earths shadow falls. above the moon below the moon on the moon

Answer

Brief Explanations:

A full - moon occurs when the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon. If the Earth's shadow falls on the Moon, it is a lunar eclipse. Since the Moon is full in all models and there is no eclipse (as not stated otherwise), the Earth's shadow must fall either above or below the Moon. Without seeing the specific orientation of the models, we assume based on the non - eclipse full - moon condition.

Answer:

For the three models (assuming no eclipse conditions for full - moon): One model should be labeled "above the Moon", one "below the Moon", and one "above the Moon" or "below the Moon" depending on the actual orientation in the models (but not "on the Moon" as it's a full - moon without eclipse).