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Why not look at sun during eclipse
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For the brief "totality" (when you are in the totality zone and when it goes completely dark, which only lasts a few minutes), it is safe to look at sun behind the moon for just that brief period of darkness between the first and second "Diamond Rings":
whenisthenexteclipse.com
IMPORTANT: Even if you are wearing protective glasses, do NOT try to look at the sun using binoculars because that combination is not safe.
This link allows you to clock a spot in the US to see where the totality zone is, what time it will happen and for how long:
www.timeanddate.com
When – and when not – to wear solar eclipse glasses - When Is The Next Eclipse?
Solar eclipse glasses are required to safely look at the sun throughout the partial phases, but remember to remove them during Totality
whenisthenexteclipse.com
IMPORTANT: Even if you are wearing protective glasses, do NOT try to look at the sun using binoculars because that combination is not safe.
This link allows you to clock a spot in the US to see where the totality zone is, what time it will happen and for how long:
Total Solar Eclipse on April 8, 2024: Path Map and Times
Interactive map showing where the total solar eclipse of April 8, 2024 is visible—with local times and average cloud cover for any location.
www.timeanddate.com
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I had the most stupid conversation years ago with a housemate about this. They were totally convinces that if you look at the sun directly without sunglasses on, you'll go blind.
And even when you tell them you've looked at the sun many times without sunglasses on and haven't gone blind, they still stick to their argument that looking at the sun makes you blind.
And even when you tell them you've looked at the sun many times without sunglasses on and haven't gone blind, they still stick to their argument that looking at the sun makes you blind.
When I was a child.. about 6-9, I was looking directly to the son, and enjoy the glowing ultra-white silver and a perfect circlar shape. I am sure someone wouldn't beleive that, but I only beleive my eyes and experience. Today I can, and am doing the same if I wanted but not as long time as before.. only a few seconds.
yup - that's about right - been there done that.