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Tomorrow, there will be a total solar eclipse in Leo, visible from Greenland, Iceland, Spain, and Western Europe. Interestingly, the war with Iran began just a few days before the Blood Moon (Lunar Eclipse) in March, which also occurred in Leo. The U.S.–Israeli operation against Iran is called “Roaring...

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