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astronomy1 year ago

"2024 Solar Eclipse: Where to Get Free Glasses and How to Safely Watch"

With the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8, it's crucial to protect your eyes with proper eyewear. Normal sunglasses won't suffice, but there are various ways to obtain free eclipse glasses, including through public libraries, Warby Parker, New York State locations, Sonic and Smoothie King, or by making your own using instructions from NASA. It's important to ensure you have the right eye protection to safely observe this rare astrological event.

via CNBC|
#astronomy#eye-protection#free-glasses
science-and-astronomy1 year ago

"Securing Free Solar Eclipse Glasses for Safe Viewing in 2024"

Warby Parker is offering free solar eclipse glasses at its stores until April 8 or while supplies last, limited to two per family, and manufactured by American Paper Optics, a preapproved seller listed by the American Astronomical Society. Local libraries may also offer certified glasses, and pinhole projectors are available as an alternative. It's important to test any glasses for safety before use, ensuring that no ordinary light is visible through them.

via CNET|
#american-astronomical-society#eye-safety#free-glasses
science-and-technology1 year ago

"NYC Solar Eclipse: How to Safely Watch the Most Dazzling Event with Free Glasses"

New York City is gearing up for the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8, with the city expected to see 90% coverage. To protect viewers' eyes, various companies and organizations are offering free solar eclipse glasses at select locations, including New York State's "I LOVE NY" glasses at designated spots, free glasses at public library branches, and Warby Parker's distribution at its NYC locations. DIY options such as a pinhole eclipse projector template from Warby Parker and a guide from NASA for making an "eclipse projector" from cardboard, white paper, and aluminum foil are also available. Additionally, for those looking to avoid the hassle of obtaining glasses in person, there are vetted suppliers for ordering online to ensure authenticity and eye safety.

via New York Post |
#diy-eclipse-projector#eye-safety#free-glasses
science-and-astronomy1 year ago

"Free Solar Eclipse Glasses Offered by New York State"

New York State officials are offering free ISO-certified solar eclipse glasses at various locations, including rest stops and train stations, ahead of the near-total solar eclipse passing over Long Island on April 8. Residents can pick up to two pairs per person to safely view the eclipse, which is expected to block out more than 90% of the sun's light. Governor Kathy Hochul emphasized the importance of providing resources for New Yorkers to safely experience this rare event and warned against potential fraud when purchasing eclipse glasses.

via Newsday|
#eye-protection#free-glasses#new-york-state
events1 year ago

"Free Solar Eclipse Glasses Available in New York to Protect Against Eye Damage and Potential Power Impact"

New York state is distributing free I LOVE NY eclipse glasses at 30 locations to help residents safely view the upcoming total solar eclipse on April 8. Each person can receive up to two pairs while supplies last. The glasses are ISO-certified to protect viewers' eyes, and the eclipse will be the first to cross the state in nearly 100 years, passing over various regions. The distribution locations include rest stops, welcome centers, and other sites across New York.

via newyorkupstate.com|
#events#free-glasses#new-york
science-and-technology2 years ago

"Upcoming Solar Eclipse Events in Various US Cities"

San Diego will experience a partial annular solar eclipse on October 14, 2023, and viewers will need safety glasses or special tools to protect their eyes. NASA advises against looking directly at the sun, even with a telescope or camera lens. Free glasses for the eclipse can be obtained at events hosted by the Fleet Science Center and San Diego Public Libraries. Alternatively, viewers can create their own pinhole projectors or purchase ISO-compliant solar eclipse glasses.

via NBC San Diego|
#diy-viewer#free-glasses#safety-glasses