The August 21 Eclipse
Posted: March 6, 2017 Filed under: science 3 Comments
What to do if you are in the PATH OF TOTALITY?
Found that at this wonderful site.
A good map from Xavier
You’re damn right I donated. Support Xavier who has done the entire eclipse community as well as the general eclipse-viewing public a great service by performing all the work necessary to bring us this wonderful tool.
Helytimes 
Are these screenshots from something?
As the date of the August 21 eclipse draws near, keep this important safety information in mind: You MUST use special eclipse safety glasses to view a partial eclipse and the partial phases of a total eclipse. To do otherwise is risking permanent eye damage and even blindness. The ONLY time it’s safe to look at a TOTAL eclipse without proper eye protection is during the very brief period of totality when the Sun is 100 percent blocked by the Moon. If you’re in a location where the eclipse won’t be total, there is NEVER a time when it’s safe to look with unprotected eyes.
Yes indeed! I have updated my links, do you mind if I include your comment and a link to your site in an updated post reminding people of this important safety information?
Sure. Here’s a link to a page on eye safety: NationalEclipse.com/safety.html. Feel free to link to any other pages of interest too.