On July 21 the Sun enters the constellation Cancer (The Holding Place). Cancer is the eleventh chapter of the Star Bible, and it is a picture of our eternal home with God, commonly called Heaven. The modern name of Cancer, a Greek word meaning “Crab”, clouds the original meaning. It is Read More …
On May 10 there will be an Annular Solar Eclipse visible in Australia and the South Pacific. Unlike a normal Solar Eclipse, an Annular Solar Eclipse does not block out the Sun completely. Instead, because the Moon is further away form Earth than normal, the Moon covers most of the Solar disc but leaves Read More …
On March 26 we celebrate the Jewish holiday of Passover. There is always a Full Moon on Passover because it is set on the 14th day of the first month on the Lunar Calendar. The first day of the month is the New Moon and the Full Moon happens 14 days later. The Moon, which Read More …
The first Solar Eclipse since 2010 moves across the South Pacific between Chili and Australia on November 13 and 14, 2012. Solar Eclipses occur when the New Moon comes between the Sun and the Earth, and the Moon is in the portion of its angled orbit directly in line with the Sun. The interaction between Read More …
