Germany Prepares for Partial Solar Eclipse on March 29 During Nationwide Astronomy Day

The celestial event will be visible across Europe, with German observatories hosting educational programs and safe viewing opportunities.

The partial solar eclipse on March 29, 2025, will occur between 11:22 AM and 1:09 PM local time in Germany, with peak coverage varying by location.
In Germany, the moon will cover between 10% and 25% of the sun, with the highest coverage in the northwest and the lowest in the southeast.
The eclipse coincides with Germany's nationwide Astronomietag, featuring observatory events, telescopic viewings, and educational activities for the public.
Experts emphasize the importance of proper eye protection, warning that direct viewing without specialized glasses can cause severe eye damage.
Uncertain weather conditions may impact visibility, but many observatories are offering live streams and specialized equipment to ensure public access to the event.