US EditionWill It Be Seen in Mexico? Last Solar Eclipse of 2025: Date, Hours and Live Transmission
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Gustavo AlonsoThe sky is preparing for a unique spectacle: the last solar eclipse of the year will occur this Sunday, September 21, closing the astronomical season of 2025. Although it will not be total nor the longest of the century, it does stand out for its depth and duration, with more than four hours of development and up to 86% of solar coverage at its peak. Duration and maximum point of the eclipse According to astronomical calculations, …
The second and last solar eclipse of the year is scheduled to happen on September 21 and this day is Sarva Pitru Amavasya. Pitru Paksha will also end on this day. This will be a partial solar eclipse and darkness will prevail in the afternoon itself. Let's know where this eclipse will be visible. According to Indian time, the last solar eclipse of the year will happen on September 21 and it will last for 4 hours and 24 minutes. This solar eclips…
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