Keyring Theory of Eclipses
The design of this piece describes the cosmic alignment that the Sun, Earth and Moon should have to produce a solar eclipse or a lunar eclipse.
Theory: The eclipses are one of the most spectacular cosmic conjunctions of our solar system. An eclipse is a temporary concealment of all or a part of a star by the interposition of another. The solar eclipse occurs when the Moon comes between the Sun and Earth, casting its shadow on Earth's surface. The lunar eclipse occurs when Earth comes between the Sun and Moon, in this case our planet's shadow darkens the moon.
Presentation: individual bag with drawstring and instructive caption.
Features:
- Compositions - Metal and Crystal
- Dimensions - 19 x 62 x 2,5 mm
- Finish - Silver Bath
