The First Eclipse of 2022 Is Coming This Weekend. Here’s How to Watch It.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend, all you need to do is look up.

That’s right, the first partial solar eclipse of the year is lighting up the sky this weekend and it’s a celestial event you won’t want to miss.

So while you might want to watch the moon cross the sun this weekend, it’s dangerous to look at a solar eclipse directly with the naked eye which means protective eye gear is a must-have.

Solar eclipse glasses should be worn at all times to avoid the threat of blindness and all cameras and telescopes will need solar filters attached.

For our Taurus horoscope guys and gals, this partial solar eclipse is for you, and it’s an intense one at that; expect good change, clarity, and a little bit of chaos.

“This eclipse season offers us the opportunity to understand how we build value in our lives and what we can do to bring further stability, enjoyment, and pleasure into our experience, according to Noush, astrologer at Girl and Her Moon.”

Noush, astrologer at Girl and Her Moon.

 “It’s as if you may finally have clarity in how you’re growing, improving, and upleveling your life,” she says, says Madi Murphy, co-founder of the CosmicRx.

Madi Murphy, co-founder of the CosmicRx

You can watch the partial solar eclipse on April 30 at 18:45 Universal Time which is about 6:45pm, just remember to wear your protective gear if you do catch the celestial event!