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Old 08-09-17 | 03:27 PM
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ksryder
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Originally Posted by noglider
What's a reasonable and safe way to view the eclipse. I imagine digital technology offers something?
NASA has a list of approved eclipse glasses: https://eclipse2017.nasa.gov/safety

I ordered some a couple weeks ago; but it took quite a bit of effort to find the legit offerings on Amazon. Just because the Amazon listing says it is made by a certain manufacturer doesn't mean that it's not phony, and Amazon doesn't verify that stuff.

Ordering directly from the manufacturers wasn't an option, either, because most of them wanted $13 in shipping for $10 worth of glasses.
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