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Physics, 27.11.2019 02:31 jacksontwyford

Eclipse seasons do not occur exactly twice a year. instead, they occur slightly more often, coming about 173 days apart (which is a bit less than the roughly 182 to 183 days that make up 6 months). why do they do this, rather than occurring exactly twice each year?

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