Eclipse dates for 2010
 
All times are Pacific Standard Time PST, unless otherwise noted
 
These times are for the peak of the eclipse.  Eclipses begin up to three hours prior to the peak and a few hours after the peak time.  Thus, for instance, you will hear me say Dec 30/31, 2009 and Jan 14/15, 2010 depending on where you live, the eclipse begins the day before and finishes the next day in pre-dawn time.
 
You will notice that eclipses occur in pairs, approximately every 6 months; solar and lunar eclipses are two weeks apart.  In 2009 there was an extra event, but most of the time we see pairs of eclipses with new and full moons, four times per year.
 
Dec 31, 2009 at 00:11 am                                                                 Lunar eclipse                   (full Moon)
(midnight of 30th)
 
January 14, 2010 at 23:10 pm PST                                                   Annular Solar eclipse        (new Moon)   
07:06:33 UT instant of greatest eclipse from NASA  Local PST is slightly different time.
 
 
Saturday June 26, 2010  peaks at 4:46 am PST                                partial lunar eclipse         (full Moon)
 
Sunday July 11, 2010 peaks at 12:39 pm PST (midday)                    total solar eclipse            (new Moon)
 
Tuesday Dec 21, 2010 peaks at 1:11 am PST                                   total lunar eclipse            (full Moon)
 
Tuesday Jan 4, 2011 peaks at 2:01 am PST                                     partial solar eclipse          (new Moon)
 
All eclipse information can be found on the NASA web site additionally.
For Universal Time, UT (old GMT) you can go to http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse.html

Tomorrow I will add an article with great tips on how to catapult your spiritual path during eclipses.  Tune in to discover more on how to use eclipses in your life.