Solar and lunar eclipses have different natures, but the "participants" are still the same - the Sun, Moon and Earth.
The physics of the effects of solar and lunar eclipses on our planet is of special scientific interest not only for astronomers and geographers, but also for biologists and physicians.
There is a theory that in the distant future earthlings will lose the opportunity to observe these celestial phenomena, because the Moon is slowly moving away from the Earth.
Oleg Ugolnikov, Sergey Popov, Stanislav Korotkiy, Vladimir Solovyov, Sergey Volkov, Lev Zeleny, Anatoly Belov talk about eclipses, auroras and the mutual influence of the Sun and Moon on our planet.
Ugolnikov O.S. - Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
04.04.2015