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You know how when a solar eclipse occurs the moon is at the exact distance from the Earth so it covers the sun at its exact size from our perspective, Is that part of a mathematical science equation or was it a fluke of nature or what?

Yes.

I dont believe it was a fluke of nature, please expand on your informative response,

It is a matter of chance that can also be explained mathematically.

Are you saying that coincidence and fluke chance can be explained mathematically? That would completely change the defintion of those words because it would not be chance,

Would you believe me, or at least consider the possibility, if I told you the moon is artificial and not natural?

The moon is artificial?

Not quite.  There is more than one type solar eclipse depending on several factors.  A total eclipse happens when the moon blocks almost all of the sun, leaving only the corona visible.  An annular eclipse is when the moon doesn't appear to cover the entire sun and leaves a visible 'ring' of sun around the moon.  There are also partial and hybrid eclipses.  There is no mathematical equation at work here, just a pure coincidence of perspective.

I think you are missing my point 753, I am emphasizing the fact that the distance of Earth's Moon from the Earth herself is exactly at the perfect position to block the sun that way, a PERFECT fit to make a corona and/or 'ring of sunlight', as you put it, Seems too coincidental to me, I have another theory,

For example, one of the fundamental properties of particles is that you can only know to a relatively certain degree either the velocity or the location of the particle, but never both.  You have to pick one, and the other you just have to accept its uncertainty.  This is called the Heisenburg Uncertainty Principle.

Would I believe you that the moon is artificial and not natural?  Well, I'll believe anything if there's enough evidence to support it. 

Are there any statistics or estimates as to the number of craters on the Moon?

Hypothetically speaking of course,

 I would not believe you and that would lead too. The moon is artificial?

According to Wikipedia, approximately 300,000 craters of 1 km or larger on the near side alone, perhaps twice as many on the far side.  So close to 1 million craters of 1 km in size.

You could attempt to estimate yourself:

According to science the moon's craters were created by meteorite impacts and if the moon were struck a million times would it still exist?