The first solar eclipse of 2025 will be a partial eclipse on Saturday, visible from select global regions, but not in India. In Vedic astrology, this phenomenon is seen as inauspicious. It is crucial to use appropriate eye protection when observing the eclipse.
Excitement is mounting for the first solar eclipse of 2025, scheduled for Saturday. This will be a partial solar eclipse, and various global regions are preparing to witness the celestial event.
In Vedic astrology, a solar eclipse is deemed inauspicious, prompting people to avoid eating and drinking during this time. Meditation is encouraged as a positive alternative during the eclipse.
The partial solar eclipse will be visible across parts of Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas, but unfortunately, it will not be observable from India due to the moon’s shadow not passing over the country.
According to NASA, the eclipse will be visible across Europe, Northwestern Africa, Greenland, Iceland, parts of the northeastern United States, and eastern Canada.
In Indian Standard Time (IST), the partial solar eclipse will commence at 2:21 PM and conclude at 6:14 PM, peaking at 4:17 PM. The duration of the event globally will be approximately 3 hours and 53 minutes. In the United States, it will begin at 4:50 AM EDT, reach its peak at 6:47 AM EDT, and finish by 8:43 AM EDT.
It is crucial to observe the eclipse safely using proper eye protection like eclipse glasses to shield one’s eyes from harmful UV rays.
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In summary, the first solar eclipse of 2025 will be a partial eclipse visible in several regions worldwide, while unfortunately not in India. According to Vedic astrology, the eclipse is viewed as inauspicious. It is imperative to observe safety measures when viewing the eclipse to protect one’s eyes. Stay informed on this event through reliable news sources.
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