Eclipse viewing hack

Solar eclipses can be exciting! But if you aren’t... careful, they can harm your eyes, even permanently. Here’s how you can safely watch an eclipse 👇 ✅ Dos - Use solar eclipse glasses or a handheld solar viewer that meets the ISO 12312-2 international safety standards—at all times - Supervise kids closely - Inspect glasses or viewers for damage before use ❌ Don'ts - Using unsafe filters like sunglasses, smartphone cameras, x-rays, etc. - Removing glasses or lens at any time while viewing the eclipse - Viewing the eclipse through unfiltered cameras or telescope even with eclipse glasses Ensure safety first! If you notice any changes in your vision after viewing the eclipse, seek immediate advice from an eye care professional.show more

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We’re stealing the spotlight from the sun realquick! ☀️😎... Make sure you’re prepared for next week’s total solar eclipse with these Skyline Eclipse Glasses! Let us know where you’ll be viewing from and use #SkylineSweeps for a chance to win 4 pairs of glasses + a $25 Skyline gift card! 5 winners will be selected, and glasses will be shipped to arrive before April 8.show more

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🚨 Today nearly 7 billion people — about 85%... of the world population — will witness a total lunar eclipse coinciding with a SuperMoon. Here’s when to look on September 7: Penumbral eclipse begins: 15:28 UTC / 11:28 AM EDT Partial eclipse begins: 16:27 UTC / 12:27 PM EDT Total eclipse begins: 17:30 UTC / 1:30 PM EDT Maximum eclipse: 18:11 UTC / 2:11 PM EDT Total eclipse ends: 18:52 UTC / 2:52 PM EDT Partial eclipse ends: 19:56 UTC / 3:56 PM EDT Penumbral eclipse ends: 20:55 UTC / 4:55 PM EDTshow more

Ever seen an eclipse?