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Aoife Hanna

Could the penumbral lunar eclipse be a bad omen for King Charles's coronation?

The moon is seen during a penumbral lunar eclipse in Skopje, on May 16, 2022 AND Prince Charles, Prince of Wales reads the Queen's speech next to her Imperial State Crown in the House of Lords Chamber, during the State Opening of Parliament in the House of Lords at the Palace of Westminster on May 10, 2022 in London, England. The State Opening of Parliament formally marks the beginning of the new session of Parliament. It includes Queen's Speech, prepared for her to read from the throne, by her government outlining its plans for new laws being brought forward in the coming parliamentary year. This year the speech will be read by the Prince of Wales as HM The Queen will miss the event due to ongoing mobility issues.

Did you know that the coronation coincides with a lunar eclipse? Yes, the King's big day falls on the day after a penumbral lunar eclipse hits our skies, and according to TikTok, this could be a time of great concern.

The King's coronation coincides with a lunar eclipse and TikTokkers are theorizing that it could be a sign of bad things to come, owing to the significance of eclipses in astrology.

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