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In reply to the discussion: I couldn't get eclipse glasses at Walmart, Best Buy or 7Eleven. [View all]Purveyor
(29,876 posts)10. But really, if one should take a 1 second "peek" are you really going to be blinded?
Are there historical reports of whole villages being blinded decades ago when the harm wasn't known?
Just wondering...
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Go to a university, museum or library near you. Check if they are giving away eclipse glasses.
Madam45for2923
Aug 2017
#3
But really, if one should take a 1 second "peek" are you really going to be blinded?
Purveyor
Aug 2017
#10
That's what I wonder. I'm sure I've peeked at the full son over the course of my life...
LAS14
Aug 2017
#14
Well, I'm going to "peek" and I'll report back if I can find my way to the keyboard. Learned to
Purveyor
Aug 2017
#20
We passed through Central Oregon and saw signs from some Native American tribes that....
Tikki
Aug 2017
#35
I just read about using the selfie setting on your phone - and using time lapse function.
phylny
Aug 2017
#24
Didn't Amazon issue a recall because some of the glasses they sold were not safe
Marie Marie
Aug 2017
#48
This page tells his to project the image using just two pieces of white cardboard,
tblue37
Aug 2017
#56