Annular eclipses If the Moon's shadow doesn't completely reach Earth, there will be a ring of sunlight around the Moon at the climax of the eclipse. Bailey's Beads may be seen where mountains onthe Moon cut across the annulus. This occurred in Atlanta on May 30, 1984. Lunar eclipses Moon passes through Earth's shadow. Much slower than a solar eclipse.
Earth casts a large shadow on the Moon.
Earth's shadow is 4 times longer than the Moon's shadow. At the average distance of the Moon, Earth's umbral shadow is about 9000 km in diameter. And the penumbral shadow is about 16,000 km wide. If you were on the Moon at the time of a lunar eclipse on the Earth, you would sees a solar eclipse. The angular diameter of the Earth is about 4X that of the Sun, as seen from the Moon.