Satellite TV viewers across Spain and Europe may experience brief signal loss during March 2025 due to a natural phenomenon known as a “solar outage.” This occurs when the sun aligns directly behind geostationary satellites, overwhelming their signals with solar radiation.
The disruption typically happens around late morning (approximately 10:30–11:30 AM) and can last up to 20 minutes per day over several days.
This is a normal and predictable event that happens twice a year around the spring and autumn equinoxes, affecting satellite TV, radio and internet services.
There is no permanent impact on equipment, and signals return automatically once the sun moves out of alignment. While unavoidable, the outages are short-lived and should not be a cause for concern.
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