TODAY.com profiled a woman who watched the 2017 solar eclipse with faulty eclipse glasses for about 30 seconds and developed a blind spot in the middle of her left eye. Nia Payne, then 26 ...

To watch the solar eclipse today as safely as possible, you’ll need ISO-certified glasses. Looking directly at the sun during such events is dangerous and can cause long-term eye damage.

Solar eclipse glasses are the most essential item for watching the astronomical event, as they allow you to watch the eclipse directly without damaging your eyes. Unfortunately, some people take ...

One of my most intense vacations was about a solar eclipse. My family decided to travel all the way out to the Cook Islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean in 2010 with a company that ...

Solar eclipse glasses are not a must-have. You can make a pinhole camera, which is a simple, safe, and inexpensive alternative to looking directly at the sun.

Since staring into the sun can cause permanent damage to the eyes (yes, even with sunglasses), you’ll want to grab yourself a pair of specially designed solar eclipse glasses. They’re ...

Experience the thrill of solar eclipses in comfort and safety with our selection of certified and approved eclipse glasses, telescopes, binoculars and filters. Solar eclipses are one of the most ...

NASA stated on its website that people planning on viewing the event should wear "eclipse glasses or a solar telescope to view the sun during a partial solar eclipse" or else damage could be done ...

Always use solar eclipse glasses or a solar filter on telescopes, cameras or binoculars to avoid eye damage. Our how to view the sun safely guide is here to help you get the most out of your solar ...