
Lunasa is the start of the prime stargazing season – bringing both warmth and longer nights. Lunasa arrives again, but it’s not like last year, nor the year before. Why not? Because the many nested and interwoven cycles of our solar system make each stargazing season unique, and hence make every Lunasa unique! Last year we had Comet Neowise and a great Perseid show. This year, Saturn and Jupiter step into the limelight, and there is an added reason to be sure to see this years Perseid show (more on that at Lunasa). Plus, here are a half dozen online Lunasa ritual opportunities!
The recording worked, so we have the whole session recorded! Here it is.
Happy Summer Solstice! Did you get a chance to see the eclipse (even if by simulcast)? Here in Michigan, the fog thinned just enough to see the last stages of the eclipse from my house – nice! Even better, Up North many areas had wonderful views of the Sunrise eclipse, such as the stunning photo with the Mackinaw bridge, above (and available for purchase at Lake Superior Photo).