Later today, a series of coronal mass ejections (CMEs) is expe | SHIFT

Later today, a series of coronal mass ejections (CMEs) is expected to hit Earth's magnetic field. They were launched in our direction on May 22-23 by flaring sunspot AR2824. Although the CMEs are relatively minor, there are several of them, and their combined impact could spark geomagnetic storms as strong as category G2. High latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras on May 25-26.

On May 26th, the full Moon will pass through the shadow of Earth, producing a total lunar eclipse. For 14 and a half minutes, the disk of the Moon will turn orange--the same color as the core of our planet's shadow. The eclipse can be seen from parts of 5 continents: Antarctica, Australia, Asia, North and South America.

These two events combined will be affecting anything that emits a magnetic or electromagnetic field, including us. The influx of energy will affect people in different ways, depending on their level of consciousness and what trauma and trapped emotions they have. You can take this as an opportunity to clear out any baggage that's weighing you down from being the best version of yourself.

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