Partial Solar Eclipse to Grace Skies This Weekend

This weekend, skywatchers across the United States will have the opportunity to witness a partial solar eclipse. The celestial event, occurring on Saturday, will be visible in various parts of the country, including Connecticut. The eclipse is a result of the new moon of March 2025 aligning with the sun, casting a shadow over Earth.

Viewers are advised to use proper eye protection, such as solar eclipse glasses, to safely observe the phenomenon. These glasses can be purchased from various retailers, ensuring a safe viewing experience. The partial solar eclipse promises to be a memorable event for astronomy enthusiasts and casual observers alike, offering a chance to marvel at the wonders of the universe.

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Is there an eclipse on Saturday?

A rare sunrise solar eclipse will occur on Saturday, March 29, 2025, as a new moon partially blocks part of the sun as it appears. However, since the exact timing for any specific location will vary, online sources should be consulted in advance.

Is there a solar eclipse in March 2025?

The eclipse will occur in the early hours of Saturday, March 29, according to Space.com.

When is the new moon in March 2025?

When is the Solar Eclipse and New Moon in Aries? Mark your calendars for March 29th, 2025. The solar eclipse will begin at 1:50 am PT, reach its peak at 3:47 am PT, and complete its journey at 5:43 am PT.

When is March's new moon?

The new moon will be exact on Saturday, March 29, at 6:57 a.m. EDT, but depending on your zodiac sign, of course, we each have something different to expect. Here's what to know for this new moon solar eclipse—and don't forget to check your sun and rising sign.