How to see the solar eclipse
A total solar eclipse will be visible from North America on April 8th, but you’ll need to find a good vantage point and heed these safety tips to see it.
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A total solar eclipse will be visible from North America on April 8th, but you’ll need to find a good vantage point and heed these safety tips to see it.
The moon will cover most of the sun in the Upstate on April 8 as the last solar eclipse in the U.S. until 2044 tracks across the country and casts shade on SC.
Hearing aids gain traction in the market, consumer electronics giants are teaming up to make hearing devices as common as reading glasses.
If you’re one of those folks who doesn’t like the isolation you get when earbuds are pushed into your ears, JVC has an alternative: “nearphones.” Unlike conventional wireless earbuds, the new sweat/water-resistant HA-NP50T Nearphones feature comfortable open-air buds that rest gently on your ears so you can always hear what’s going on around you while listening to music or talking on the phone. Priced at $130, the HA-NP50Ts are smaller and lighter than JVC’s first generation Nearphones and said to deliver improved sound quality thanks to a new 0.6-inch high-performance driver that
An annular eclipse is when the Moon is farthest away when passing in front of the Sun, creating a “ring of fire” effect. But be sure not to look directly at it without special glasses.