While an observer on Earth sees a total solar eclipse, an astronaut is on the near side of the Moon. What would the astronaut see?

The astronaut on the near side of the moon would see the Earth's day side with a dark spot moving across it

Explanation:

A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon comes between the sun and the Earth and casts a shadow over the Earth. When an astronaut is on the near side of the moon, he would see the Earth just fine but with a dark spot (the moon's shadow) moving across the Earth.