There’s a solar eclipse on June 1st at 11 Gemini, one of four eclipses this year. If you want to view a solar or lunar eclipse safely and with the best possible results, see this very complete and helpful article on WikiHow: Eclipse alert, June 1. How to View an Eclipse.
Here’s my astrological take on eclipses: Eclipses–How do They Affect You?
Links to NASA’S descriptions of this year’s eclipses: NASA – Eclipses During 2011
And, from NASA Science News for May 31, 2011: A solar eclipse in the middle of the night? Yes, it can happen. Sky watchers in the Arctic will witness such an event on June 1st when the Moon partially eclipses the midnight sun. FULL STORY at http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2011/31may_midnightsun/
Articles about the Moon on Skywriter:
- Eclipses–How do They Affect You?
- Eclipses: Moving Beyond the Four Walls of the Known
- Using the Daily Moon Sign to your Advantage
- How To Use The Moon For A Daily Emotional Weather Report
- The Void of Course Moon–A Lunar Sabbath?
- Why Transits to the Birth Moon are so Challenging
- How Outer Planet Transits to the Moon Affect Family Life
- The Progressed Moon through the 12 Houses
- A Question and Answer Session on the Progressed Moon by Gretchen Lawlor
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