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Question by : What time is the solar eclipse EST?
I need quick answers. I'm on a sight that is going to be casting live images of the eclipse. However... I have no idea what time it will be. I live in Florida, so I need to know what time it will be Eastern Standard Time. Need quick answers, thank you!
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Answer by OpusIt's over, and it wasn't visible in the US anyway.
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
What time is the solar eclipse EST?
Princess Cruises Antipodean Adventures
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One of the premiere cruise lines in the world, Princess Cruises 2012-2013 itinerary has just been released.What these new itineraries offerIt will be four of Princess Cruises' ships that will embark on the new 'Aussie' adventures: The Diamond Princess, Sun Princess, Dawn Princess and Sea Princess. Comfortable and mid-sized - apart from the Diamond Princess which is a lot larger - the four wonderful ships are all set to sail Australia and New Zealand in 2012-2013. This now makes Princess Cruises the largest North American operator in the region.Each of Princess Cruises' itineraries will offer exciting new routes, a new cruise tour of the Outback - and there's even a special solar eclipse cruise available too. Princess cruises will also offer more sailings to New Zealand than any other cruise line.The ships will go on 40 voyages of eight different itineraries in the region, including a 14-day Australia and New Zealand itinerary with two added ports, Wellington and Picton; and a grand 33-day Round Australia and New Zealand route.Get a taste of true Aussie LifeThree of Princess Cruises' ships - Sun Princess, Dawn Princess and Sea Princess - are locally based. So, you can look forward to cruising in true Australian style. From Australian cuisine, entertainment to a real Aussie atmosphere, the on-board experience is set to be fantastic. The currency used on board will even be the Australian Dollar. These cruises will no doubt appeal to both locals and foreigners alike. These three ships will depart from Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne.Land and Sea Cruise ToursNot only can these Princess Cruises' sailings be booked as just the cruise itself, it can also be part of a longer, land-based cruise tour - so you can really get the most put of your time in this delightful region.You can choose from one of four land and sea cruise tours. Cleverly combining a land itinerary with an Australia/New Zealand cruise, Princess Cruises are really pulling out all the stops to ensure every guest has an unforgettable voyage down under.Also new for Princess Cruises' 2012-2012 season is the chance to participate in an historic train ride. Journeying overland from Adelaide, the train's destination is Australia's far-flung outback an enchanting adventure is in store. This is just another exciting feature guests can look forward to on one of the Princess Cruises.Another unforgettable opportunity is available on the Dawn Princess - November 6, 2012. A very special cruise itinerary, on this voyage guests will be able to view the total solar eclipse - which is set to take place on November 14, 2012. Sailing from Sydney, the Dawn Princess will call at a number of ports along the way, including Brisbane, Port Douglas and Airlie Beach.Isn't it time you ventured 'Down Under?'From exploring the Great Barrier Reef to visiting the stunningly scenic spots in
Q&A: WoW! Significance of Sag Solar eclipse on US Thanksgiving, just as Merc turns retrograde?
Question by ḯґḯṧℌ ẘґ☤ṧ⊥ ẘ@☂ḉ♄: WoW! Significance of Sag Solar eclipse on US Thanksgiving, just as Merc turns retrograde?
Eclipsese are extra energy boosts, and on Nov 24/25, we'll have a Solar eclipse in Sag, just a few hours after Merc goes retrograde in the same sign. Since this retrograde will almost double Mercury's time in Sag, what might be the implication and/or influence of this eclipse?
Anyone want to take a shot at it?
That was a good "shot", Michelle.
I was looking at more of the mundane features of this eclipse...it's rather unusual, the timing of the retrograde, I thought.
Thanks for sharing with us. It's always nice to see you.
Mercury turns at I think 20 degrees Sag, so that's in my 9th house....personally, I'm not seeing a huge affect from this eclipse...
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Answer by MichelleI tend to look at the eclipses in the course of their coming up for various nations as well as for my clients. So I flipped through the pages of two ephemerides I have and saw several times when Mercury was already retrograde or had just turned direct. The last *similar* kind of emphasis was on December 4, 2002 when Jupiter went Retrograde 3.5 hours after the eclipse, but Jupiter was in trine to the Solar Eclipse.
It doesn't really matter whether you're looking at a Solar or Lunar Eclipse in relation to mundane transits as they are *unless you are considering the natal chart of an individual, a company or building, or a city, state or nation,* and even then, you must take close notice to all of the transiting dynamics of the moment of the eclipse as it relates to that natal chart. It *must* make a contact to the natal chart by hard aspect. In other words, it isn't just the eclipse point, for example, as you pointed to the Solar Eclipse at 2 Sagittarius 37 on November 25 at 6:11 am GMT; it's any point that any of the planets have touched at that time. (Mercury goes direct, btw, nearly 24 hours before that, at 7:36:57 am GMT.) So if you have a natal planet, for instance, in the range of, say, 25 Sagittarius to 5 Capricorn, then Venus is going to make contact with your natal chart that day. *However,* even the Moon could touch that point sometime after the eclipse and you would feel the impact going back to the eclipse. Depending on what planet it is and how it touches your chart, it can be noticeable or make you wonder what the fuss was all about.
I'm not saying some won't feel the retrograde. If it starts during someone's Lunar Return, that person will have the Retrograde seem to take longer than it does through others' charts. If it starts shortly after your Lunar Return, on the other hand, it's possible you won't even notice it taking as long as the other Mercury retrogrades do. It tends to be relative.
Edit: I'm afraid this might disappoint you, but since the