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BATON ROUGE — It's estimated that Monday's total solar eclipse will inject $1.5 billion into the nation's economy. The figure includes money spent to travel across the country to inside the path of totality and participate in space-themed activities.
South Louisiana will experience a total solar eclipse next week, and one Baton Rouge man has launched a business tied to the celestial event.
South Louisiana will experience a total solar eclipse next week, and one Baton Rouge man has launched a business tied to the celestial event.
Jonathan Jee works as an accounting controller for a Baton Rouge engineering company. When he gets home from work, he immediately begins filling orders for his second gig: Cajun Eclipse Glasses. The one-man company sells special eclipse glasses designed for viewing the rare event that will happen on April 8.