Skywatchers around the globe are preparing for one of the most remarkable celestial events of the year, a partial solar eclipse set to take place on Sunday, September 21, 2025, and lasting an unusual 4 hours and 24 minutes.
According to astronomical observatories, the eclipse will begin at 10:59 p.m. Cairo time and extend into the early hours of Monday, September 22.
The extended duration makes it an exceptional opportunity for observation and scientific study.
The eclipse will be visible mainly across parts of the Pacific Ocean, including New Zealand and regions of Antarctica.
Arab countries, including Egypt, will not witness it directly, but space agencies such as NASA will provide live streaming for viewers worldwide.
Experts emphasize the importance of safe viewing practices, recommending ISO 12312-2:2015 certified eclipse glasses to protect against harmful ultraviolet rays.
They warn against using makeshift or traditional methods to look at the sun, as they can cause severe eye damage.
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