Upcoming Solar Eclipse Will Not Be Visible in Pakistan March 29, 2025

A partial solar eclipse is scheduled for March 29, 2025, but it will not be visible in Pakistan. The event is observable from various regions including Europe and North America, with specific timing provided. A second solar eclipse will occur in September 2025, also not visible in Pakistan. Earlier, a total lunar eclipse was witnessed globally.

On March 29, 2025, a partial solar eclipse will transpire; however, it will not be observable from Pakistan. The event is expected to be visible from regions including Europe, Northern Asia, North and West Africa, as well as much of North and South America, along with the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department.
The timing for the partial eclipse commences at 13:51 PST, reaches its maximum at 15:47 PST, and concludes at 17:44 PST.
Following this event, a second solar eclipse in 2025 will occur on September 21 and 22, visible primarily in southern Australia, the Pacific, Atlantic, and Antarctica; similarly, it will not be visible in Pakistan. Earlier this month, a total lunar eclipse was successfully observed from various regions worldwide, including Europe, much of Asia, Australia, Africa, North America, South America, and several oceanic areas.

This article highlights the occurrence of a partial solar eclipse on March 29, 2025, which will not be visible in Pakistan. It emphasizes the visibility spectrum of the eclipse across multiple continents and outlines the timing of the eclipse. Additionally, it notes a subsequent solar eclipse later in the year, reinforcing the fact that neither of these astronomical events will be visible from Pakistan.

Original Source: dunyanews.tv