How to look at the eclipse without damaging your eyes

Popular Science·Apr 8

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There are concerns about eye damage from viewing a solar eclipse. Several medical outlets and news sources are providing guidance on how to safely view the eclipse without harming one's eyes. Some individuals may have already looked at the eclipse without proper protection, and medical experts are now explaining the signs of potential eye damage.

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Fort Worth Star-Telegram·Apr 8

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