What's more, his irises are now filled with pigment. Even if you could peek at the color of his peepers now, though, they might not stay that color, as a baby's eyes can change up until he's 6 months to 1 year old (especially if your little guy is born with baby blues).
Over the years, experience has shown us that old things come to an end (or are overthrown!) under a solar eclipse and a new beginning can be made. The effect on the world of eclipses has been seen to be generally felt for some six months, until the next eclipse then restructures the cosmic energies. Astrologically, solar eclipses signify the fall of the mighty (or at least, they're in big trouble!).
This post is not about how weather can interfere with our eclipse viewing though, instead itâs about how eclipses can interfere with our weather. Weâve known for a long time that a solar eclipse causes a reduction in insolation and an associated reduction in surface temperature. Winds also tend to slacken and reduce in variability during an eclipse due to the stabilization of the boundary layer and associated reduction in turbulent motions.