Dear All. On the past 12th of August, it was possible to witness the solar eclipse, and it was interesting to hear various opinions about this astronomical phenomenon in which the Moon almost completely covered the Sun. Something was certain: it did not cause fear, and apparently, the most evident feeling was curiosity. For those who were in contact with nature, out in the countryside, experiencing such unique moments had several nuances. First, around 6:00 PM, a slight gust of wind was felt; just a few seconds of movement, the leaves of the trees brushing against each other, with the persistence of coarse sandpaper leaves. Then, silence, again and profoundly complete. In other words, could it have been a prelude to the change in sunlight? At 6:30 PM, the time the eclipse began, nothing was noticed. The minutes went by, and one could even feel some frustration, because after all, it seemed like nothing! One thought. Gradually...
