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Protect your eyes during the eclipse! Use eclipse glasses – not sunglasses – to look at the Sun. During the brief moments when the Moon completely covers the Sun during totality, you can look without glasses. More tips:

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We've mapped out the path of totality and where you can get a partial view. Take a closer look – and don't forget your eclipse glasses when you go outside!

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LIVE: It's eclipse day. Come watch with us. Totality begins in Iceland at 1:45pm ET (1745 UTC) and in Spain at 2:28pm ET (1828 UTC).

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We have totality in Iceland! Though the sky is cloudy, we can tell the Moon has covered the Sun completely, as the area darkens.

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The Nationwide Eclipse Ballooning Project, supported by NASA, gathers student teams from around the world to study solar eclipses with stratospheric balloons.

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Why are solar eclipses so important? Why should we study our Sun? @NASAAdmin Jared Isaacman and head of NASA Science Nicky Fox answer these questions and more.

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As totality approaches in Spain, let's check out the telescope views. 🔭

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Earth isn't the only place you can experience a total solar eclipse. Let's hear from our astronauts on the @Space_Station, who have seen several from their unique viewpoint.

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Send us your questions about the solar eclipse and we may answer them live!

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We're lucky enough to experience the eclipse again, as we reach totality in León, Spain.

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I used an inside magnetic disk of a broken 3,5 inch floppy disk to observe partial eclipse some years ago in Moscow.

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use real eclipse glasses, not sunglasses

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Polar shift is happening. More to this now. Major change is happening. Typical. It’s happened before. Creating new lands. As some will vanish. Have already.

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Amazing that “don’t stare at the Sun” still needs an annual reminder.

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I put factor 50 on my eyes. I’ll be fine.

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Could you remind the president to not role model going blind to children and morons to own the libs, or are you scared of trump?

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The British government has said just use one eye our PM is watching it through a baked bean pastry item from greegs 🤷🏼‍♂️ 🇬🇧🇺🇸😂

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Puedo con shade 14?

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Look directly into the eyes of it

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