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For nearly 75 million people from the Midwest to the East coast on Thursday, the sun will rise with a chunk missing. But don’t worry, there is nothing wrong with the sun. It’s a partial solar eclipse, expected to happen right around sunrise.
The Annular eclipse can only be seen from Northern Canada, Greenland, and parts of northern Russia.
Brace Yourself for the Worst Mercury Retrograde of 2021 Are you currently feeling like there is a sign on your back that says, “Kick Me?” Or maybe you feel like all of your relationships are a little off and you’re not really sure why? You’re not imagining it. Mercury has been in retrograde since Saturday, May 29, and will be until Tuesday, June 22. According to local psychic, Stephanie Burke, this one is a real doozy. "It’s safe to say nothing could’ve prepared us for this,” said Burke. “This is the worst Mercury retrograde of the year. This time, it’s in the sign of Gemini...
The celestial highlights for the week ahead.
Updated: 1:45 PM EDT June 3, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. — Within two weeks, Western New Yorkers will have been able to see two incredible celestial events: the Supermoon Eclipse that already happened on May 26 and a (partial) Solar Eclipse that we could see on June 10. But to be clear, Buffalo will only be able to see part of the solar eclipse that will be occur at sunrise the morning of June 10. Buffalo is not within the path of totality this time around like the city will be in 2024. So here's what Western New Yorkers can expect to see Thursday morning on June 10. The partial ...