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T-3 days until the annular solar eclipse! Got your eclipse glasses or solar viewers? Remember to look for the ISO 12312-2 certification. NASA's Kristen Erickson has a fun way to remember the numbers.

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Jake Reyna2 years ago

Yes, but will they filter out the clouds 😵‍💫

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