SkyEye: Eclipses in 2025

Eclipses in the Year 2025

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Total Lunar Eclipse: 14 March

The eclipse is fully visible from most of North and South America, and western Greenland. The eclipse is partially visible from most of Australia, New Zealand, eastern Asia, eastern South America, Iceland, western Europe, and western Africa.

March	Time (UT)	Event
14	03:57	The penumbral eclipse begins
	05:10	The partial eclipse begins
	06:26	The total eclipse begins
	06:54	Full Moon
	06:57	Instant of greatest eclipse: (umbral) magnitude = 1.1784
	08:48	The partial eclipse ends
	10:00	The penumbral eclipse ends
	13:45	Moon at descending node
17	16:37	Moon at apogee

Partial Solar Eclipse: 29 March

The partial eclipse is visible from northwestern Africa, most of Europe, northern Russia, Iceland, and Greenland.

March	Time (UT)	Event
28	16:29	Moon at ascending node
29	08:51	The partial eclipse begins
	10:47	Instant of greatest eclipse: magnitude = 0.9376
	10:57	New Moon
	12:44	The partial eclipse ends
30	05:26	Moon at perigee

Total Lunar Eclipse: 7 September

The eclipse is fully visible from most of Asia, western Australia, Madagascar, eastern Middle East, and eastern Africa. The eclipse is partially visible from Iceland, Europe, most of Africa, eastern and western Asia, and New Zealand.

September	Time (UT)	Event
7	05:28	The penumbral eclipse begins
	16:27	The partial eclipse begins
	17:31	The total eclipse begins
	18:08	Full Moon
	18:12	Instant of greatest eclipse: (umbral) magnitude = 1.3619
	18:53	The total eclipse ends
	19:56	The partial eclipse ends
	20:55	The penumbral eclipse ends
	23:08	Moon at ascending node
10	12:09	Moon at perigee

Partial Solar Eclipse: 21 September

The partial eclipse is visible from New Zealand, Antarctica, and the South Pacific.

September	Time (UT)	Event
20	23:13	Moon at descending node
21	17:30	The partial eclipse begins
	19:42	Instant of greatest eclipse: magnitude = 0.8550
	19:54	New Moon
	21:52	The partial eclipse ends
26	09:46	Moon at apogee