Solar eclipse of 2025 There is a magnificent astronomical phenomenon, attracting skywatchrs and enthusiastic people around the world. A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, temporarily blocks its light. Whether it is a partial or total eclipse in your area, there are five essential things before, during and after the eclipse to ensure a safe and memorable experience.
A surprising astronomical event- Solar eclipseOr Surya Grahan—I ready to take place March 29, 2025A solar eclipse occurs when the moon moves Earth And this SunPartially or completely blocking sunlight.
Before solar eclipse
1. Check eclipse time and visibility
Different parts of the world will experience different degrees of eclipse. Check the local astronomical report or online eclipse trackers when and how much eclipse will appear in your area.
2. Get proper eye safety
Looking at the sun directly can cause severe eye damage. Invest in a solar filter for ISO-certain solar viewing glasses or binoculars and cameras. Regular sunglasses or homemade filters are not safe to see direct solar.
3. Plan a viewing place
If the eclipse is not fully visible in your city, consider traveling at a better convenience point. Choose an open space with a clear horizon, free from obstructions such as buildings or trees.
During solar eclipse
4. Properly inspect and capture the moment
- Wear your solar glasses all the time looking at the eclipse.
- If you use telescopes or cameras, attach a solar filter to protect your eyes and equipment.
- Take photos or record videos, but do not risk your vision by looking at the sun directly through the lens.
- If you are in an area that experiences totality (total eclipse), enjoy a few moments of direct viewing when the Sun is completely covered by the moon.
After solar eclipse
5. Reflect and share experience
- Discuss the event with friends, family or fellow Skyvchers.
- Share photos and videos on social media or with science communities.
- Read more about solar eclipse and scientific importance of upcoming celestial events.
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