The first (partial) solar eclipse of 2025 will occur
on March 29 at 2:21 pm (IST), peak at 4:17 pm, and end at 6:14 pm. The eclipse
will be, unfortunately, not visible from India, though it will be visible from the
Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, parts of North America, Europe, and Africa. If
you don’t know what a solar eclipse is, it is a phenomenon
which occurs when the Moon comes between the Sun and the Earth. The Moon’s
darker shadow (umbra) covers a small patch of the Earth; this patch
experiences a total solar eclipse. The less-deep part of the shadow
(penumbra) falls on a much larger region than the umbra. This area experiences
a partial solar eclipse.
Post writer: Dhruba Neel Dutta
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