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Solar eclipse on Wed., how to watch safely

How to safely watch the eclipse without solar glasses

A rare space phenomenon known as a total solar eclipse will darken the skies Wednesday, Aug. 11, giving viewers in some countries a chance to watch the moon block the sun.

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How to watch today's solar eclipse with things you already own

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How to watch August’s total solar eclipse safely while protecting your vision

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A total solar eclipse sweeps across Spain

U.S. sanctions were meant to put the brakes on China’s chip ambitions, but Beijing is fighting back - pushing companies to buy local chips and giving Chinese chipmakers a captive market.

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Watch: Solar eclipse seen over UK skies

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No eclipse glasses? How a kitchen utensil could help you see the crescent sun

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World prepares for one of nature’s greatest spectacles: a total solar eclipse

The eclipse will cut a path 290km wide, in which the moon will completely blot out the Sun for two minutes, unveiling one of nature’s great spectacles: the sudden descent of twilight, the twinkling of...

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Solar eclipse latest: The moon will block out the sun - here is where it will be visible

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Watch back: The partial eclipse seen from the South

Here’s How to Make Sure Your Eclipse Glasses Are Good, and What to Try if They’re Not

If you plan to watch the solar eclipse, make sure your lenses offer enough protection. Alternatively, you can safely watch using household items.

A Spectacular Solar Eclipse is Coming. Here’s How to See It.

Here’s where the August 12 eclipse will be visible, what viewers can expect—and why even a partial eclipse requires proper eye protection.

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How to get a good photo of the partial solar eclipse

Some parts of the United States could catch a glimpse of the partial solar eclipse on Aug. 12. Here's how to photograph it.

How to use your smartphone to capture the August total solar eclipse over Europe

A digital SLR camera is your best bet for dramatic close-up photos of the moon passing in front of the sun. But you can still take a good photo with a smartphone.