Tomorrow, 29 April 2014, there is a new moon and also a solar eclipse. It will be an annular eclipse rather than a total eclipse - meaning that the sun will look like a ring of fire as the moon passes in front of it. Sadly the solar eclipse won't be visible from the UK. Antarctica will get the best view - where I guess it will mainly be witnessed by penguins - although people in Australia will be able to see much of the eclipse.For those of a superstitious inclination, eclipses are anticipated as times of great change - often times of upheaval.
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