Why All the 2024 Solar Eclipse Warnings? Prophecies & Weird News

Why are there 2024 solar eclipse warnings? Are prophecies coming true? A total solar eclipse is passing through a large portion of the United States on April 8, 2024, surprisingly sparking talk of danger, omens, and other strange theories. After a bunch of fact checking, it seems that some are facts, some theories, and some incorrect. Bizarrely, some states have issued warnings or states of emergencies, and some have prepped the National Guard. Is this solar eclipse the same one that Jesus referenced in the Bible? Edge of Wonder found some groundbreaking details that aren’t being talked about anywhere else, including a Nostradamus prophecy predicting a solar eclipse.

Speaking of eclipses, there may be a “total eclipse of the heart” as new details emerge about the whereabouts of Kate Middleton, who announced she has cancer; Prince William’s past; and King Charles’ health. Back on this side of the pond, there are more signs the world has gone crazy, as fish have been reported flipping over and over again nonstop in the waters off Key West. Why are they acting so strangely? Join Ben and Rob on this Friday Night Live as they dive deeper into these topics, plus the weekly Mandela Effect, Metaphysical Minute, and the fan favorite Top 10 Weirder News of the Week.

Q&A: “Is there a relationship between an eclipse and ley lines?” “Would you agree that the hijacking of America is meant to be the final wakeup call and catalyst for people to change?” “Do we need to go out and stock up on toilet paper for the eclipse?” “Do you think AI could be the Antichrist?” And more!

Top 10 Weirder News of the Week:

10. A man returns home to land he bought in 1991 and finds something completely unexpected.

9. Costumes aren’t just for Halloween when you work at this wildlife center.

8. A century-old shipwreck washes up on Crane Beach in Massachusetts.

7. Alien egg-looking objects are pulled from a lake in Oklahoma.

6. Real-life Skynet is created when OpenAI’s ChatGPT is put in a two-legged, humanoid robot.

5. The Loch Ness Monster may have a friend in the Hudson River—and there’s photo proof.

4. Workers in a Mexican garage feel like something is watching them and horrifyingly, they find out how true that is.

3. Russia and China want to build something disastrous on the moon.

2. For $4000, you can now purchase a roll of tape.

1. California police find a hilariously creative way to follow a new law protecting nonviolent criminals from their photos appearing online.