A million people are expected to travel to Texas alone on April 8 to witness a total solar eclipse across parts of the United States, plunging the state into darkness.
While many people are excited to see a once-in-a-lifetime celestial event, power outages can also affect the amount of solar power produced.
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas is lightly warning that the phenomenon will impact solar energy production in Texas as the eclipse passes from the southwest to the northeast.
Texas is the second largest producer of solar energy after California, getting 6% of its electricity from solar energy.
Keith, Jeffy and Chris Crews talk to Pat Gray about this solar eclipse, its energetic effects, and how the Devil’s Comet on April 8th could be a sign of the end times. It reminded me.
The comet’s real name is “12P/Pons-Brooks,” but its horn-like shape earned it the nickname “Devil’s Comet.”
“It feels very apocalyptic,” Keith says, but Gray feels the idea isn’t all that far-fetched since there are so many things going on in the world that can be taken as “signs.” point out that it is possible.
One of these signs is the prophecy of the red heifer. This is the belief of some Jews and Christians that the Texas Red Heifer is the key to rebuilding the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem.
Additionally, a Hamas spokesperson recently accused Jews of “bringing the Red Cow” to the Holy Land while listing motives for the October 7 attack on Israel.
“It’s a sign of the end,” Gray says.
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