State the precautions to be taken for viewing partial or total solar eclipse?
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Never look directly at the Sun without proper eye protection. You can seriously hurt your eyes, and even go blind.
Safely Watch a Solar EclipseThe only way to safely view the Sun – eclipsed or not – is to either project or filter the Sun's rays.The Sun’s UV radiation can burn the retinas in the eyes leading to permanent damage or even blindness. This can occur even if your eyes are exposed to direct sunlight for just a few seconds.
How Not to Watch Solar EclipsesAccording to NASA, the following materialsshould neverbe used to view a solar eclipse:*.Don't use color film.*.Don't use medical X-ray film with images on them.*.Don't use smoked glass.*.Don't use any kind of sunglasses.*.Don't use CDs or computer floppy disks.
Safely Watch a Solar EclipseThe only way to safely view the Sun – eclipsed or not – is to either project or filter the Sun's rays.The Sun’s UV radiation can burn the retinas in the eyes leading to permanent damage or even blindness. This can occur even if your eyes are exposed to direct sunlight for just a few seconds.
How Not to Watch Solar EclipsesAccording to NASA, the following materialsshould neverbe used to view a solar eclipse:*.Don't use color film.*.Don't use medical X-ray film with images on them.*.Don't use smoked glass.*.Don't use any kind of sunglasses.*.Don't use CDs or computer floppy disks.
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Precautions to be taken for viewing Partial or total lunar eclipse:
1 Do not watch solar eclipse directly because the sun's UV radiation can burn the retina in the eyes leading to permanent damage or blindness.
2. Always use or wear eclipse glasses
3. You can use telescope to watch solar eclipse.
4.Don't use X-ray film, any kind of local sunglasses, smoked glass piece.
5. Use filter's specially designed to protect the eyes and safe solar viewing for eg: shade number 14 welder's glasses.
1 Do not watch solar eclipse directly because the sun's UV radiation can burn the retina in the eyes leading to permanent damage or blindness.
2. Always use or wear eclipse glasses
3. You can use telescope to watch solar eclipse.
4.Don't use X-ray film, any kind of local sunglasses, smoked glass piece.
5. Use filter's specially designed to protect the eyes and safe solar viewing for eg: shade number 14 welder's glasses.
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