What’s Bias Sun Eclipse?
Bias Sun Eclipse (Partial Solar Eclipse) occurs when the Moon comes between the Sun and the Earth, but does not cover the Sun completely. Due to this, only a part of the sun comes in shadow and the rest remains visible. Looking at it, it seems as if a corner of the sun has been cut off. This eclipse occurs when the outer part of the Moon’s shadow, called the “penumbra”, falls on the Earth.
Partial solar eclipse is not visible in the entire eclipse area, but is visible only in certain areas. Seeing it with naked eyes can cause damage to the eyes, hence it is necessary to use special solar filters. This eclipse is more common than other eclipses.
Bias Sun Eclipse 29 March, 2025
According to timeanddate, the first solar eclipse of 2025 will occur on March 29 and it will be a partial solar eclipse. The eclipse will be visible in many areas, including northern Asia, parts of Europe, northern and western Africa, most of North America and some areas of northern South America, the Atlantic Ocean, and Arctic regions.
Bias Sun Eclipse 21 September, 2025
The second partial solar eclipse of 2025 will occur on September 21. This time it will be visible in the Pacific Ocean, Atlantic, Antarctica and the southern part of Australia.
Sun Eclipses in Republic of India
Unfortunately, both March and September solar eclipses will not be visible in India. However, people interested in watching the eclipse can watch it online. There are many groups which telecast the eclipse online on their websites, apps or YouTube channels.
