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Ok, now I get it, so there are two points every 28 days that are the same for both planes and 2 per year in which those points are aligned forming eclipses. Thank you

I know that the angular momentum of the moon with respect to the Earth can be calculated by L = Iw but if the L of the moon is k * Learth-sun the there will be way more eclipses, one of each every 28 days. So the momentum of the moon must change over time, how does it work?