#moon-transits

#moon-transits

A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth lines up between the moon and the sun. The sun's light is blocked casting a shadow on to the moon. But in some eclipses sunlight does reach the moon indirectly, daubing the moon in a sunset palette. Any light that does pass shines through our atmosphere and transforms the lunar surface into a deep, coppery red.

The proposed scale of orbital deployment would represent a significant alteration of the natural night-time light environment at a planetary scale.

This month begins in Aquarius season, highlighting the power of individuality within the collective. However, a bold and powerful full moon in the opposite sign of Leo lights up the skies on Feb. 1, bringing everyone's authenticity and star power to the surface. It's time to take pride in who you are and let your confidence shine. Eccentric planet Uranus wraps up its retrograde two days later, making shockwaves of inspiration easier to access.

Earth will be positioned directly between the sun and the full moon, casting a shadow over our natural satellite. While Earth blocks some of the sun's light, stray beams will pass around and through our atmosphere, turning the moon's usually pearlescent surface red.

Let go of what no longer serves you. A subtle vibe shift is underway as turbulent Uranus stations direct in steady Taurus, ending its five-month retrograde. The surge of new energy and activity may disrupt the comfort you've grown accustomed to. But unexpected detours are proving that life has a lot more to offer. Don't let what's good enough keep you from what could be great.