Archive · 10 Sep 2025
Solar Eclipse in September 2025: Date, Time, and Visibility
In September 2025, there will be a solar eclipse.
This means the Moon will pass in front of the Sun, but not completely, so it is called a partial solar eclipse.
The eclipse will happen on September 21st, and will reach its peak at 1:13 AM Indian Standard Time.
Unfortunately, people in India, along with many other places in the Northern Hemisphere, won't be able to see it.
However, people in eastern Australia, parts of the South Pacific, New Zealand, and Antarctica will be able to see this event.
A partial solar eclipse will occur on September 21, 2025.
The eclipse will peak at 1:13 AM IST.
The eclipse is also known as the equinox eclipse.
The eclipse will be visible in the Southern Hemisphere.
India will not be able to see the solar eclipse.
- Who
- The Earth and Moon
- What
- A partial solar eclipse
- When
- September 21, 2025
- Where
- Eastern Australia, South Pacific, New Zealand, Antarctica
- Why
- The moon will block part of the Sun creating a crescent shape.
- Event
- Partial Solar Eclipse
- Date
- September 21, 2025
- Peak Time (IST)
- 1:13 AM
- Visibility
- Eastern Australia, South Pacific, New Zealand, Antarctica
- Not Visible
- India, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, North America, South America, Nepal, Pakistan