There are 2 main kinds of eclipse: solar eclipses, where the sun is partially or fully obscured, and lunar eclipses, where the moon is partially or fully obscured. The standard heliocentric model shows a strange, unnatural zigzag pattern during a solar eclipse when plotted on a graph. See for yourself how the geocentric model produces a more natural circle shape eclipse instead. Heliocentrism cannot explain how lunar eclipses sometimes occur when both the sun and moon are visible together above the horizon! Learn why lunar eclipses can't be caused by the Earth's shadow!

88 -min. DVD