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Planning to watch tonight’s solar eclipse? 🌒 @PearseKeane from Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Eye Hospital has shared an important warning - never look directly at the Sun with the naked eye. It can cause serious and potentially permanent damage to your eyesight.

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