"Gear up for the Solar Eclipse: Get Your Glasses and Gear Before It's Too Late!"

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A solar eclipse will be visible across the U.S. on October 14, with a "ring of fire" annulus visible in certain areas. To safely view the eclipse, solar eclipse glasses are necessary, and there may be a shortage. Glasses can be purchased at organized viewing events, science museums, or online from reputable vendors listed on the American Astronomical Society's website. Prices typically range around $5 per pair. Free distribution of solar eclipse glasses is also available at select libraries. It is recommended to share glasses within a group and not wear them for extended periods of time.
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