Eclipse of the moon

Don’t compare the sun to the moon. See a star for what makes it shine in the dark. Look at the sky for what it reveals today. Let the rain fall for it will anyway. Stop and feel the grass as it tic…

We see four eclipses in 2022, two in May, one in October, and November. Two are a Partial Solar Eclipse, the other two are a Total Lunar Eclipse.

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“Solar eclipses are very potent new moons," explains an astrologer. Even if you can't see the solar eclipse from your country, you'll feel the effects.

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The new moon will sweep in front of the sun to create this year's first solar eclipse on June 10. A bright annulus - or ring - will surround the moon silhouette at mid-eclipse. ☀️🌑 Photo: At the mid-point of the October 3, 2005, annular solar eclipse, the outer rim of the sun appeared in a bright ring around the new moon. Image via Flickr user Abel Pardo Lopez in Madrid, Spain. Thank you, Abel! 📸 Go to EarthSky.org to find out more about this year's upcoming first solar eclipse!

Embark on a cosmic journey with the mesmerizing sight of a solar eclipse. Witness the celestial dance as the moon eclipses the sun, casting a mystical shadow across the sky. Experience the awe-inspiring beauty and profound energy of this rare celestial event, a reminder of the vast mysteries of the universe.