On March 14, at 8:57 a.m., the year’s first lunar eclipse is expected to occur. However, Pakistan will not be able to see this eclipse because it will take place during the day.
The night of September 7–8 will see the second lunar eclipse, which will be penumbral. In contrast to the first eclipse, this one will be observable from Pakistan, Europe, Asia, and Africa, providing viewers in these areas with a celestial show.
Regarding the solar eclipses, Pakistan will not be able to see the first one, which is scheduled for March 29. Likewise, spectators in Pakistan will not be able to see the second solar eclipse, which takes place between September 21 and 22.
The 2025 eclipses demonstrate the variety of astronomical occurrences anticipated during the year
