Partial Solar Eclipse LIVE | 29 March 2025

People in the UK could see a partial solar eclipse on Saturday 29 March, with the Moon set to cover up to 40% of the Sun.

Here at Royal Observatory Greenwich we’ll be live streaming the eclipse using one of our modern telescopes, giving you a chance to see the special moment safely - weather permitting of course!

Royal Observatory astronomer Dr Greg Brown will talk us through the science of the Sun and solar eclipses, as we wait to see the Moon slide in front of the Sun's surface.

Coverage starts live on YouTube and Facebook from 10.15am. Set your reminders and get ready to enjoy the solar eclipse with Royal Observatory Greenwich.

Find out more about the event: https://www.rmg.co.uk/whats-on/online...
Learn more about the Royal Observatory: https://www.rmg.co.uk/royal-observatory

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