Discover everything about solar and lunar eclipses, from their origin and history to the best places to observe them. Find articles, information and updated news about these fascinating astronomical phenomena.
Political and social changes on a global scale never cease to command our attention. But what happens when these transformations are linked to astronomical events? This article dissects the arguments and viewpoints that envelop this captivating intersection of astrology and world affairs…
On October 14, 2023, the skies will offer a dazzling display: an annular solar eclipse. This event, visible across much of the Americas, ranks as one of the most thrilling astronomical phenomena. In this article, informed by guidelines from NASA and UNAM, we cover everything you need to know to fully and safely enjoy it.
During this lunar eclipse of May 5, 2023, there may be moments of alteration, disorder, confusion or confusion, feelings of nostalgia or pessimism for things in life that you feel you are leaving behind but that in reality are not the case.
On May 5 at 17:24 universal time there will be an annular lunar eclipse in the sign of Scorpio that will have an impact on the lives of many people. This type of eclipse only occurs during the Full Moon phase and will last approximately four hours, extending its influence over the next six months.
On April 20, 2023, a rare astronomical event is expected: a hybrid solar eclipse. This phenomenon represents just 3% to 5% of total solar eclipses and will take place in the constellation of Aries marking a significant transition in human history.
The first solar eclipse of the year 2023 will take place on April 20th and will be an unforgettable celestial phenomenon. During a hybrid solar eclipse, observers can experience both effects, first the annular eclipse and then the total eclipse. Are you ready to witness the perfect combination of total and annular solar eclipses?
