<ul><li>A partial solar eclipse will be visible in the northeastern US and Canada at sunrise on Saturday, March 29.</li><li>The eclipse will present the opportunity to witness the 'devil horns' effect at sunrise.</li><li>Areas of the northern hemisphere will experience the partial solar eclipse with varying degrees of obscuration.</li><li>The eclipse will start at 4:50 am ET and end at 8:43 am ET.</li><li>The event will not be visible west of Toronto, Canada, and Washington, DC.</li><li>Eye protection is essential when viewing even a partial solar eclipse to avoid retina damage.</li><li>Solar eclipse glasses conforming to safety standards are recommended for safe viewing.</li><li>Cool phenomena to watch for include the 'devil horns' effect and potential sunspots during the eclipse.</li><li>Telescopes and cameras should not be pointed at the sun without proper solar filters to prevent damage.</li><li>Solar enthusiasts can observe the eclipse phenomena and sunspots with specialized equipment during this event.</li></ul>

The Partial solar eclipse will be visible at sunrise today: Here's how to watch it

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