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European countries like Norway, Switzerland, and parts of the United Kingdom witnessed the highly-anticipated, rare solar eclipse this year which coincided with two other cosmic events just last week.

March 20, 2015 marked the date for 3 rare celestial events, the Solar Eclipse, the Supermoon and the Spring Equinox. The celestial triad as they were coined by some experts is a rare occasion to see for these three astronomical events happened at the same time individually.

The coincidental alignment of the North Pole Solar Eclipse 2015 with the Equinox and the Supermoon hasn't happened in a hundred of years. The convergence of the astronomical phenomenon left some superstitious believers to fear that it's the end times and even mainstream media outlets found it "freaky." (via Conspiracy Club)

The convergence of the North Pole Solar Eclipse last March 20, 2015 with two other celestial events left some people to ask if there is a conspiracy to such phenomenon. Some Britons believe that there was an eclipse conspiracy after heavy clouds covered the British skies and a lot were not given the opportunity to witness the much-awaited cosmic event, the first solar eclipse of the century. They were just greeted with gray skies much to their dismay. Some places like Lincolnshire, Midlands, and the southern parts of Wales on the other hand were blessed to get the best view of the said eclipse. (via The Daily Mail)

While others just want to grab the rare chance of seeing this cosmic phenomenon, others believe that it is a sign of judgement since the total solar eclipse fell in the middle of the four blood red moons or what they call the blood moon tetrad.

The North Pole Solar Eclipse which occurred last March 20, 2015 is considered to be the middle eclipse in the 6 eclipses involved with the tetrad. In prophetic terms, solar eclipses were said to be omens to the nations.(via Conspiracy Analyst)

Such phenomenon that happens rarely is always given a significant meaning by astrologers and those who believe in prophesies as they relate these to some readings in the Bible but oftentimes connote a negative and frightening foretelling of events that may happen in the world.