Hi, guys.
I'm glad you're all here.
Hope you're enjoying your day.
This Sunday night, May 15, we're going
to have of a lunar eclipse.
It's going to be the first one of this
year, and they're calling it a blood moon.
And it's going to occur during
what's called the flower moon.
It's going to be available across the north and
South America and parts of Europe and Africa.
It will be a full lunar eclipse.
Here in the United States, we're told
to watch for signs in the heavens.
This full moon is called the flower moon.
That's because during this time of the month is
when the flowers are supposed to be blooming, the
moon is also supposed to be in Scorpio, which
is supposed to be signs of power, control, secrecy.
Supposedly, it's a time for us to face
the truth at the heart of all things.
A time to get rid of things that you don't
really emotionally need, make room for growth to become a
better person, a time to face things that we don't
want to face, to acknowledge, things we don't want to
acknowledge to make us into better people.
Like it or not, it's a sign
that some major changes are coming.
A lot of people don't like change.
So many of you are wondering, what time should
you get out to start watching the eclipse?
Well, officially, the time of the eclipse for
the East Coast will start at 09:32 P.m..
For the Central Daylight Time, it
will start at 08:32 P.m..
And then for the West Coast it would be 06:32 P.m..
The moon will slip or start to
slip behind the shadow of the Earth.
For the East Coast at 10:27 P.m..
For Central Daylight Time, it would be 09:27 P.m..
And for the West Coast at 927.
And for the West Coast it would be 07:27 P.m..
When it gets to the total
eclipse that will begin there.
For the East Coast at 11:29 P.m., 10:29 P.m..
That's for Central Daylight Time.
And for the West Coast it would be when
it becomes totally blocked out, total maximum eclipse.
For the East Coast it would be 12:11 A.m..
Central Daylight Time, you need to
be out there at 11:11 P.m..
And for the West Coast, 09:11 P.m..
The total lunar eclipse will end for
the East Coast at 12:53 A.m..
For Central Daylight Time, it will end at 11:53 P.m..
And end for the West Coast at 09:53 P.m..
For partial end of the lunar eclipse.
For the East Coast, that would be 01:55 A.m..
For Central Daylight Time, that would be 12:55 A.m..
And for the West Coast it would be 10:55 P.m..
Again, that's West Coast time.
And then when the lunar eclipse is all done and over
with, for the East Coast that would be 250 a.
M.
For Central Daylight Time, that would be 150 a. M.
And then for the West Coast it will end at 11:50 P.m..
During this time, also, the lunar eclipse will take
place during a perigee meaning that it is at
the closest point to the Earth for the month.
This eclipse is also called a super moon
meaning that during this eclipse the moon will
appear relatively large in our sky.
So many of you that believe and know that
when the moon is closer to the Earth there's
going to be more earthquakes and possibly volcanic eruptions.
Well, yeah, many people have already noticed there's
been an uptick of earthquakes and that will
continue for a few days afterwards.
People living along the coast maybe one and a half
days before the eclipse will notice higher than usual tides
and also higher than the usual tides will continue for
about a day and a half after this eclipse.
Anyways, seeing how it's supposed to be in the
power sign of Scorpio, that cannot be good.
I think we've seen enough changes the last few years
and to think that more changes, like it or not,
are supposedly supposed to be coming with this new sign
in heaven, if you want to call it that.
Yeah, I don't like what it's for telling.
So what are your thoughts?
Put those comments down below.
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Hopefully for those of you that want to
watch this lunar eclipse, you'll have clear skies.
Please stay safe and I'll talk to you later.
God bless you. Bye.