Hello John and Doves,
We have signs in the
Heavens coming up this week:
Solar eclipse:
The "ring of fire"
annular solar eclipse is on June 10. Annular
eclipses only occur every year or two. The sun, moon and
Earth must be all aligned and the moon at its apogee -
farthest point from Earth (252,700 miles).
The next annular
eclipse will not occur until October 14, 2023.
There will be a total solar eclipse in December, 2021.
This
June 10 annular eclipse will take place at 6:53AM ET
on June 10.
June 10 is 30 Sivan on
the Hebrew calendar (chabad.org)...the eve of the month
of Tammuz.
We just had the blood
moon lunar eclipse on May 26.
A solar eclipse occurs
about two weeks before or after a lunar eclipse.
Usually there are two eclipses in a row, but there can
be three during the same eclipse season.
Meteor Shower Peak June 7:
The Arietids will peak on June
7. "Every year in early June thousands
of meteors streak across the sky.
Most are invisible, though, because the Sun is above
the horizon while the shower is most intense."
They usually "peak during the day time when the Sun
obscures the view of any incoming meteors...The
meteors stem from the constellation Aries...Space
Weather said: "If you want to see a few
Arietids, try looking just before sunrise. Look
east, directly above where the sun rises...as many as
60 shooting stars an hour could take place." These
pre-dawn meteors tend to be "Earthgrazers"
- "meteors that skim horizontally through the upper
atmosphere from radiants near the horizon." They
are usually slow and bright. "They are rather
mysterious, as experts are unsure of the source of the
meteors." Some think the Arietids are the result
of a giant comet that broke up thousands of years
ago."
Arietid meteor shower
Arietid meteor shower
Pray for the peace of
Jerusalem!
Maranatha!
Chance