Astrologers have identified three key astronomical events in September that you should pay attention to

In September, Ukrainians will experience three exciting astronomical events. At the end of the first week of the month, a total lunar eclipse will occur, visible to residents of most of Eurasia, Africa, and Australia.

Note that lunar and solar eclipses often occur in pairs or even triples, with an interval of about 14-15 days. Therefore, after a lunar eclipse, a partial solar eclipse should be expected, although it will be visible only in a limited area.

Blood Moon (September 7-8)
During this total lunar eclipse, our satellite will turn reddish, creating an incredible atmosphere and a spectacular picture in the sky. At this time, people may experience increased emotional sensitivity.

Pleiades behind the Moon (September 12-13)
An interesting phenomenon occurs when a star cluster disappears behind the Moon’s disk. This can be observed even with the naked eye.

Autumnal Equinox (September 22)
On this day, the length of day and night is almost equal, and the Sun moves to the Southern Hemisphere. This moment symbolizes balance, as well as the beginning of astronomical autumn, when the days become shorter and the nights longer.

In early August, all the planets except Mars could be seen in the morning sky, but Mercury had already begun to disappear in the rays of the Sun. Saturn and Neptune remained in the constellation of Pisces, Jupiter adorned Gemini, and Venus moved from Cancer to Leo. In September, we should also expect the opposition of Saturn and Neptune, with the opportunity to see Saturn’s bright rings at the moment of opposition.