While there is no total solar eclipse on September 7th or 8th, 2025, there will be a total lunar eclipse visible during that time. A partial solar eclipse will occur later in the month, on September 21st.
The total lunar eclipse on September 7-8 is a significant event, often called a “Blood Moon.” It will be visible in Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia, but not in North America. Several organizations are planning to provide live broadcasts of the lunar eclipse.
Organizations that may provide a live broadcast include:
* Timeanddate.com is a well-known resource for eclipse live streams and has a dedicated page for this event.
* The Virtual Telescope Project has also announced an online observation of the eclipse.
* The Dubai Astronomy Group is a partner with timeanddate.com and will be providing a live feed from their location.
To find the live stream, you can look for announcements from these organizations closer to the date of the event.
The following video discusses the upcoming total lunar eclipse in September.
The 7 Sept. 2025 Total Lunar Eclipse: online observation
This video provides information about the total lunar eclipse and a live stream for the event.

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