The sun of galaxy X has a diameter of about 229 comma 000 mi with a maximum distance from Planet X's surface of about 74 comma 700 comma 000 mi. Planet X's moon has a diameter of 2 comma 179 mi. For a total solar eclipse to occur, the moon must pass between the sun and Planet X. The moon must also be close enough to Planet X for the moon's umbra (shadow) to reach the surface of Planet X. The maximum distance that the moon can be from Planet X and still have a total solar eclipse occur is approximately nothing mi. (Round to the nearest thousand as needed.) The closest approach of the moon to Planet X's surface was 362 comma 504 mi and the farthest was 454 comma 907 mi. Can a total eclipse happen every time the moon is between Planet X and the sun?
