Wednesday, October 30

Tag: Eclipses

Prepare yourself for release during April’s full Pink Moon in Scorpio
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Prepare yourself for release during April’s full Pink Moon in Scorpio

April, a month typically associated with spring's rebirth, is about to take a fierce turn. Get ready to experience the powerful energy of April's full pink moon in the intense zodiac sign, Scorpio. As Nick Drake promised, the pink moon doesn't actually acquire a rosy hue. Its designation stems from the North American wildflower, phlox subulata, also known as 'moss pink', that blankets the earth around this time. Other aliases for this lunar event include the sprouting grass moon, the egg moon, or the fish moon, hinting at nature's resurgence in spring. April's full moon is a celestial event of great astrological significance. This time, it's making its appearance in the brooding sign of Scorpio, a stark contrast to the joyous Taurus season that we find ourselves in. With the moon ...
Safety Guidelines for Viewing the Solar Eclipse in NYC
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Safety Guidelines for Viewing the Solar Eclipse in NYC

When it comes to celestial events, there's nothing quite as mesmerizing as a solar eclipse. However, viewing this natural spectacle requires certain precautions, especially in places like New York City where the path of totality doesn't pass directly. A solar eclipse occurs when the moon aligns itself between the Earth and the sun, blocking the sun's light and casting a shadow on our planet. This celestial spectacle is a rare occurrence, making it a highly anticipated event for both astronomy enthusiasts and casual observers. The path of totality refers to the narrow strip where observers can witness a total solar eclipse. Unfortunately, New York City doesn't fall within this path for the upcoming event. Cities like Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Lake Placid, and Plattsburgh in New Yo...