Safe ways to view the August 21 solar eclipse
Peter Becker notes multiple safe viewing methods for the August 21 eclipse. he covers direct precautions with solar filters eyeglass frames pinhole projections shoe box viewers and leaf shade patterns for crescent suns plus telescope projection techniques and safety reminders especially for children and finder scopes. He also cites the Sunspotter device once created by Daniel R. Janosik Sr and directs readers to nasa safety resources.
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Paths of totality viewing options for the August 21 eclipse
North America will see the solar eclipse on August 21 with totality only along a narrow arc from Oregon to South Carolina. Viewers nationwide can watch live streams from NASA at nasa.gov/eclipselive, NASA TV, Eclipse 2017 portal, Exploratorium, Time and Date, and the Science Channel, with coverage from Oregon to other sites along the path.
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