Want to observe the sun or watch the next solar eclipse in safety? We've rounded up the telescopes you need to see our ...

A total lunar eclipse and the resulting glowing ... though "binoculars or a telescope will enhance the view." The agency adds ...

The eclipse does not require special equipment to witness safely, but binoculars or telescopes will enhance the viewing experience. Nearby handicapped parking spaces and curb-cuts will make this ...

The beach, one of eight designated eclipse viewing spots in Fort Erie, was dotted with telescopes and tents as observers hoped overcast skies would clear. “I’m a big astronomy fan,” said ...

Scenes from the eclipse viewing event at SUNY Orange's Newburgh campus Monday, April 8, 2024. Salvatore Rondinelli, a 7 year old resident of New Paltz looks through a telescope while at SUNY New ...

Thousands of people put on special eclipse glasses and looked through telescopes to see this amazing ... certified solar eclipse glasses for safe viewing since they efficiently filter out ...

Let us know. Dudley at Siena College eclipse celebration Loudonville, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. People gather around a telescope as they wait their turn to view the 2017 solar eclipse on the campus of ...

To safely observe the event, use: Eclipse glasses meeting ISO 12312-2 standards Solar viewing filters to protect against harmful UV rays Pinhole projectors or solar telescopes for indirect viewing ...

binoculars or a telescope without a special solar filter can cause an immediate severe eye injury. There are smartphone lens filters, however, that will allow you to view the eclipse through your ...