The Texas sky is always full of beauty, but this April 8 it will get even more special. For a short time on that spring afternoon, our sky will host a rare total solar eclipse. A total eclipse happens when the moon passes between Earth and the sun, darkening the skies as the sun’s light is temporarily blocked. If you happen to be lucky enough to be in or visiting the path of totality (stretching in a diagonal from Dallas to San Antonio), enjoy the view but be sure to practice eclipse safety—there is no luck to be found in staring at the sun without proper eyewear. Astrologically, eclipses predict fated encounters, chaotic disruptions, and loads of excitement in our lives. Eclipses are like a live…
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