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There are also “supersuns” and “microsuns” by the same meaning, although the variation is less because the Earth’s orbit around the sun is more circular than the moon’s orbit around the Earth. When a solar eclipse happens during a supermoon and/or a microsun, they are total, because the moon is then big enough to cover the entire sun. But when solar eclipses happen during micromoons, and especially so during supersuns, one gets annular eclipses, because the moon then doesn’t fully cover the sun.