The lunar eclipse August 5-6, 2009 is, in itself, an event worth occurrence. You can consider your position in the space, captivated and meek, or be reinforcing by a sense of contribution in an imposing arrangement. But the solar eclipse in Hawaii on July 22, 2009 is presently a nibble size. For the period of an eclipse, the Sun, the Earth and the Moon are in a straight line during a solar eclipse and the Sun appears to be outshined.
Hawaii is just poignant the rim of the July 2009 Solar Eclipse trail, and for those tuned in, the special effects of the eclipse will be “felt” somewhat then seen in the late summer. Astrologers note down that the eclipse occurs throughout the “dark moon” of Cancer.
