The first solar eclipse of 2025 arrives this Saturday, March 29, bringing a deep partial solar eclipse to North America at sunrise and a smaller eclipse in mid-morning to western Europe, northwest Africa, and Russia.

Axar.az reports citing Forbes.

While this will be the best solar eclipse of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s also potentially dangerous because at no point will the sun be completely covered by the moon.

Since looking at a partially eclipsed sun can cause eye damage, all observers will need eclipse glasses leftover from last year’s total solar eclipse.

The event comes two weeks after a “blood moon” total lunar eclipse was seen across North America and from the moon.