The August 12 solar eclipse, peaking at 12.37pm in Chicago, brings a cosmic influence prompting shoppers and leaders to pause and reflect amidst the event’s disruptive energy, experts say.
A sharp-edged solar eclipse lends today a distinctly high-voltage feel, and the Chicago Sun-Times says the Moon Alert is especially important after noon Chicago time, when shoppers and big decision-makers may want to ease off. The eclipse, peaking at 12.37pm, is the kind of cosmic nudge astrologers love: quick, decisive and just a little disruptive in the best possible way. Space.com notes that the August 12 total solar eclipse ran across parts of the Northern Hemisphere, with totality visible in a narrow track that included Greenland, Iceland, northern Spain and the Balearic Islands, while people outside that band saw a partial eclipse.
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