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Despite being 93 million miles away, looking at the sun for even a couple of seconds can harm the eyes, according to the University of Washington School of Medicine.
Despite being 93 million miles away, looking at the sun for even a couple of seconds can harm the eyes, according to the University of Washington School of Medicine.
Phony eclipse glasses are hitting the market, but there are ways to weed out these bad apples and guarantee a safe viewing experience.
If you are looking for last-minute solar-viewing glasses for Monday's eclipse, make sure you are using glasses from a safe vendor to avoid potential long-term damage to your eyes.
If you're viewing the 2024 solar eclipse somewhere in the US on April 8, we've found the best ISO-compliant solar eclipse glasses you can buy online