Partial Solar Eclipse Graces Germany with Mixed Visibility

The March 29 event saw northern and northwestern Germany enjoying clear views, while clouds obscured the spectacle in other regions.

The partial solar eclipse on March 29, 2025, was most visible in northern and northwestern Germany, with up to 22% of the sun covered.
Clouds hindered visibility in southern and eastern Germany, though some areas experienced brief clear skies for observation.
Astronomy Day events across the country provided educational programs and safe viewing opportunities with specialized equipment.
Observers were reminded to use certified solar eclipse glasses or filters to prevent eye damage during the event.
The next partial solar eclipse visible in Germany is scheduled for August 12, 2026, with over 80% of the sun expected to be covered.