First Solar Eclipse of 2025: Date, Time & where to watch the Surya Grahan

The first solar eclipse of 2025 occurs on March 29, 2025. Mark your calendars for this celestial event!

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The eclipse starts at 07:15 UTC and reaches its peak at 09:45 UTC before ending by 12:05 UTC.

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This will be a total solar eclipse, meaning the Sun will be completely covered by the Moon.

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The eclipse will be visible in parts of North America, Europe, and the Arctic region.

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The best places to witness totality include Greenland, Iceland, and parts of Northern Canada.

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In India, a partial eclipse will be visible in northern and eastern regions.

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Never look directly at the Sun! Use solar filters, eclipse glasses, or pinhole projectors.

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Watch the eclipse live via NASA, YouTube channels, and astronomy websites.

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The next solar eclipse after this will occur on September 21, 2025.

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Save the date and get ready for one of 2025’s most spectacular astronomical events!

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First Solar Eclipse of 2025: Date, Time & where to watch the Surya Grahan

The first solar eclipse of 2025 occurs on March 29, 2025. Mark your calendars for this celestial event!

Solar Eclipse 2025

The eclipse starts at 07:15 UTC and reaches its peak at 09:45 UTC before ending by 12:05 UTC.

Eclipse Date & Time

This will be a total solar eclipse, meaning the Sun will be completely covered by the Moon.

Total or Partial?

The eclipse will be visible in parts of North America, Europe, and the Arctic region.

Path of Totality

The best places to witness totality include Greenland, Iceland, and parts of Northern Canada.

Best Viewing Locations

In India, a partial eclipse will be visible in northern and eastern regions.

Watching in India

Never look directly at the Sun! Use solar filters, eclipse glasses, or pinhole projectors.

Safety Precautions

Watch the eclipse live via NASA, YouTube channels, and astronomy websites.

Online Live Streams

The next solar eclipse after this will occur on September 21, 2025.

Next Solar Eclipse

Save the date and get ready for one of 2025’s most spectacular astronomical events!

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