WEBDESK: According to NASA, The first solar eclipse 2025 is set to occur on March 29, offering a stunning event for sky-watchers in several regions. This partial solar eclipse will be visible in parts of Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, and some areas of the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans. However, it will not be visible in Pakistan.
According to astronomers, the solar eclipse 2025 will begin at 9:50 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST) and end by 5:43 PM PST. During this period, the Moon will partially cover the Sun, creating a breathtaking visual display for those in the viewing zones.
Earlier, the recent appearance of a meteor, commonly referred to as a shooting star, captivated residents of Karachi and quickly became a sensation on social media, with numerous videos of the event circulating online.
How to watch the solar eclipse 2025 safely
Experts warn that looking directly at the Sun during the solar eclipse 2025 can cause permanent eye damage. To safely observe the eclipse, use ISO-certified solar eclipse glasses or indirect methods like a pinhole projector. Regular sunglasses are not safe for viewing the eclipse.
What’s next?
For those who miss this event, another solar eclipse 2025 will take place on September 21-22. This annular eclipse is expected to create the famous “Ring of Fire” effect, offering another exciting spectacle for astronomy enthusiasts.
Even if the March 29 eclipse is not visible in your region, live broadcasts from space agencies and observatories will provide an opportunity to experience this astronomical phenomenon.
