Saturday (3/29/25) at sunrise, a deep partial solar eclipse will be visible in the Northern Hemisphere. Although there's no totality, the moon will block up to 93% of the sun for some lucky folks if skies are clear. Check it out if you are in Northeastern North America (New York will see a 21% eclipse, but more northern parts of Quebec get up to 94%), Greenland, Western Europe, parts of Russia, northwest Africa, the Atlantic, or the Arctic.

One could argue that one eclipse is much like another, and yet this dramatic event always feels so special. ICYMI, earlier this week we added a surreal photograph of a 150-year-old solar eclipse to our Space collection. We also just celebrated the vernal equinox, which marks the sun's crossing above Earth's equator, moving from south to north. Once more, let's look (carefully) to the sun and the moon for guidance.