During the partial solar eclipse on March 29, 2025, a weird "double sunrise" will grace the skies between Canada's St ...

Cloud-dodging eclipse chasers in New Brunswick and Québec, Canada, captured the solar horns, reflections and all kinds of weird views as the sun rose partially eclipsed.

A partial solar eclipse will be visible from North America on March 29, 2025. Here’s when, where and how to safely watch it ...

What is a rare “double sunrise,” also known as “solar horns”? In a few locations along the eclipse’s path, viewers will get a rare glimpse of a phenomenon known as a “double sunrise.” ...

On Saturday, March 29, 2025, a rare partial solar eclipse will rise over the northeast U.S. and Canada, creating a crescent-shaped sunrise.

Seeing an eclipsed sunrise is a rare opportunity in itself, but from some locations, it will be possible to glimpse a "double sunrise" as the silhouette of the moon makes the rising sun look like ...

The agency specified that the event will occur before sunrise, and the times provided are when the sun rises. Experts urge spectators to wear safety glasses or take steps to otherwise protect ...

Dubbed a “double sunrise” by Live Science and Forbes, the moon’s silhouette will give the sun a crescent shape, and, as it rises on March 29, viewers will see what appear to be “two ...

Seeing an eclipsed sunrise is a rare opportunity in itself, but from some locations, it will be possible to glimpse a "double sunrise" as the silhouette of the moon makes the rising sun look like ...

For those positioned precisely along the sunrise line, the sun was to rise as a 'smiley face,' with the crescent oriented ...

Further southwest at Les Escoumins, Québec — where the St Lawrence River is very wide — Mike Kentrianakis and Kevin Wood also imaged the "double sunrise." "Finding this alignment was ...