After a lifetime of helping others see eclipses, Fred Espenak recently announced he is in hospice care for a chronic lung ...

One year ago on April 8, a total solar eclipse darkened the United States from Texas to Maine. In the Poconos, viewers were drawn outside despite the clouds and despite not being in the path of ...

(Picture credit: AFP) Solar Eclipse 2025 Live Updates: Do you need Eclipse glasses to watch safely? Yes, eclipse glasses are essential for safely viewing the partial solar eclipse. Looking ...

Here’s how you can safely enjoy the show: Use solar eclipse glasses – Regular sunglasses won’t protect your eyes. Certified ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses are required. Try a pinhole projector ...

Firstly, never watch an eclipse directly with your eyes. You must always look through safe solar viewing glasses or eclipse glasses or a safe handheld solar viewer at all times. For the ...

On March 29, 2025, a partial solar eclipse will ... To safely view the eclipse, it's essential to use proper eye protection, such as eclipse glasses that meet the ISO 12312-2 international standard.

or an annular solar eclipse (during which a “ring of fire” will be seen around the moon, though only through eclipse glasses). The moon’s distance from Earth explains the different effect.

Here’s the partial eclipse seen above the roof of the Greenwich foot tunnel north in Island Gardens, Isle of Dogs, east London ... with people wearing special solar sunglasses to see the ...

It can occur even with safely viewing the eclipse with ISO glasses. While it may be uncomfortable, it usually goes away. The partial solar eclipse is officially over in Vermont. Did you see it?

It’s time to dig out those solar eclipse glasses from last year and have them handy for a partial solar eclipse in the northeastern U.S. In the U.S., this partial eclipse is for the early risers.

The same is true during a partial solar eclipse. But there are several ways to protect your eyes and still see the event. If you saved your paper glasses from last year’s total solar eclipse ...

There are a number of ways to safely view the solar eclipse. "You can use solar glasses (not sunglasses!) which block out all but a safe amount of sunlight. Solar telescopes also use similar ...