The Solar Eclipse Can BLIND You - How to Watch Solar Eclipse Safely

Don't go blind! Learn how to watch the solar eclipse safely! Today we review how you can see the solar eclipse using solar eclipse glasses and other easy methods. We also briefly review what to do if you accidentally glare at the sun.
The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse is coming up on April 8th, 2024, and will be visible from the United States.
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In this video, we discuss important safety tips for protecting your eyes during a solar eclipse. It is crucial to take the necessary precautions to avoid eye damage when viewing this rare phenomenon. One of the most important things to remember is to never look directly at the sun during a solar eclipse without proper eye protection. The intense light and radiation emitted during an eclipse can cause permanent damage to your eyes, including blindness. To safely view a solar eclipse, make sure to wear certified solar viewing glasses that meet the ISO 12312-2 international safety standards. These glasses will protect your eyes from harmful rays and allow you to enjoy the eclipse without risking your vision. Additionally, you can use a pinhole projector or a solar filter on a telescope or camera to indirectly view the eclipse. This method will also prevent eye damage and give you a clear view of the solar eclipse. During a Total Solar Eclipse, there is a moment of Totality where the moon completely blocks out the sun, this is the only time where someone may briefly viewed the eclipse without risk of eye damage to the naked eye, but as soon as the sun re-appears, then solar eye protection is again required. Remember, your eyes are precious, so don't take any chances when it comes to solar eclipse eye safety. For more information on how to safely view solar eclipses and protect your eyes, check out our video and stay informed.
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0:00 How to watch solar eclipse safely
0:13 Total Solar Eclipse 2024
0:34 Solar Eclipse Eye Damage
1:16 Solar Eclipse Glasses
2:33 Solar Eclipse Pinhole Projector
3:23 Solar Eclipse Filters
4:02 Total Eclipse Totality
4:51 What to do if you look at the sun
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[@DoctorEyeHealth]

More info on Solar Eclipse Eye Safety www.aoa.org/healthy-eyes/caring-for-your-eyes/solar-eclipses?sso=y More info about the Total Solar Eclipse 2024 solarsystem.nasa.gov/eclipses/2024/apr-8-total/overview/

[@pietervanderplas9592]

He I might have a tip for your videos. I have the feeling the sound and video of your clips are exactly matched (in time). This makes it feel a bit off since humans are used to have a (very small) delay for sound after a visual (having light travel faster than sound). There is a guy explaining it in a video in the video "Sound - Better late than early (Animation Tip)". This is about animation but also makes sence for videos if you record audio separate from video. Maybe i'm wrong tho :)

[@itsjustme288]

Hello dreyehealth. I have a question. Sometimes when bright sunlight shines into my eyes I can see a reflection of my veins from the inside of my eyes. What could be causing it and is it normal? Thanks.

[@sarahcaitlyn88]

​@@itsjustme288guessing you have never been to an optometrist? When they shine the light in your eyes and have you look left to right, up and down... You can see them. So yes, I would assume it is normal. 🤷

[@SaltWithPeppers]

Nice

[@epsilonarcaneresearch1945]

*DISCLAMER DO NOT DO THIS I COULD'VE BLINDED MYSELF!* last time there was an eclipse in 2017 I stupidly had a quick peek at it for a second. I could actually see the sun in a crescent shape with the black moon covering over 3 quarters of it. I thought it was so beautiful. Then the pain set in and i quickly looked away. *Again don't do this it will hurt and can cause lasting or permanent damage!*

[@andrrevidanes8060]

Really? Cause I can stare at the sun just fine, at least for a few seconds, and I went here because I hear more people saying about being blinded by a solar eclipse rather than being blind at the sun. I'm not trying to be a douche bag just genuinely being curious, but I get curiousity killed the cat.

[@tiffanysanchez3181]

I’ve heard that staring at the sun during an eclipse is even more dangerous than normal because your eye adjusts to the dark and widens the pupil to let in even MORE light. So it basically does away with some of the little natural protection you have from sunlight during the day

[@Compguy321]

​@@andrrevidanes8060 I think it is worse during solar eclipses because the eyes are adjusted to the partial darkness, so further exposed to the sun. Still, it is best to avoid looking at the sun at any time.

[@rhyno514]

​@andrrevidanes8060 your pupils shrink if you look at it during the day

[@MnDogman]

@@andrrevidanes8060I’ve done this before too, but during a solar eclipse it’s different, Normally when looking at the sun (which is fine, no permanent or lasting damage if u don’t look at it for too long) your pupils contract protecting the retina but during a solar eclipse your eye doesn’t relies the sun is out so it doesn’t contract and isn’t protecting the retina.

[@DrEyeGuy]

I was lucky enough to live in the path of the 2017 eclipse. I was able to experience the total solar eclipse, and was one of the best experiences of my life. Highly recommended!

[@wmpetroff2307]

Oh yes...Aug 20ish 2017... Changed my life for good! However yes I DID look directly at the Eclipse. My vision is still fine. Thank you Universe

[@davidwilliams9880]

If you wore glasses during the totality then I don’t feel sorry for you. I just feel like you’re a idiot

[@angelictigerette]

Me too. It was so amazing.

[@DrizzyDre__]

Moon: *Blocks sun* Humans: *Cheers and screams* Moon: "Yeah, you fuckn like that?"

[@moniquegordon9812]

I’m screaming 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ZAYTHERO]

bru tf is wrong wit u

[@quotegamer7786]

meanwhile clouds thinking why humans don't cheer when he blocks the sun

[@DrizzyDre__]

@@quotegamer7786 😂

[@brendamiller6157]

Thank you for the nice detailed description, including what someone should do if they accidentally look at the sun.

[@dobaleedo]

We are in the path of totality and our schools called a calamity day for it. Theres a viewing party at the park across from my house. Im so excited.

[@2Hearts3]

Very clear, helpful presentation. I already have eye issues, so will watch online. For those able to view the real thing, i pray you'll be wise and safe and follow the EyeDoc's instructions and protect your vision-- it is a blessing-- don't mess it up! 😎👍

[@tennftgaming6525]

The fact that i did not know this could blind you until today honestly scares me. I wonder who else does not know

[@anthonyrochon3907]

100 people will become blind. Not sure if this state is USA only

[@glock40snw]

BULLSHT…YOU WILL NOT GO BLIND

[@therealkyngvenom]

@@glock40snw they will never understand how to properly do it because media has brainswashed them into not looking at it

[@juliemarie612]

I would hope that the fact solar eclipse safety glasses are being sold everywhere would tip people off not to look directly at it. But there's probably a decent amount of people that didn't get glasses and think, "it's probably okay, I really want to look at it." People have actually gotten retina burns from this. After looking without protection they have a black crescent in their field of vision that never goes away. This was in cases where they looked for several minutes, but would you really want to risk it even for a few seconds? Visible solar eclipses happen more than once a decade, just wait til next time and get glasses in advance.

[@SrChalice]

Yes, Trust the experts. "Because they are selling glasses everywhere". You've learned nothing, you big dummy!

[@user-ij4jg6zi6u]

Very thorough and helpful video. Thanks for taking the time to put this together!

[@KaliKayMoon]

Thank you for the details, good to know. The total solar eclipse is going over my home area , looking forward to it!

[@bt5080]

Our town will have 29 seconds of Totality. We live in Vermont and we are expecting an influx of people. Thank you for your information. I will link your video on Facebook so my friends can learn what to do and what not to do.

[@billharker5424]

Thank you! I tried some of your recommendations for dry eye eye drops. So far so good! I am seeing more clearly than I have in months! Thank you again!

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Wonderful! That makes me happy to hear!

[@frankmilano]

This was SO WELL DONE doc. THANK YOU!!!

[@steelcutoaths3033]

Thank you for the reminder! I love in the DFW Metroplex of Texas and have family friends coming in to town. I planned on buying glasses sooner, but didn’t know where to start. This is perfect! 😁

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

That’s awesome!! 😎 hope you have a blast!

[@lyonsdavid]

Thanks for scaring me out of viewing the eclipse😎

[@baublesanddolls]

I think it’s a lot of hype over nothing

[@strictjustice2200]

I have looked at several of them with out glasses. Never had a issue. But again not everyone is made the same. But I don't think I would chance it now that I am an adult lol. Old people are brittle man!

[@iamwolf805]

Very excited to see this. I happen to live in the pathway and should have a very nice view. Just ordered my glasses.

[@brittanylooney7623]

Just shared this on my FB. Thank you for sharing this very important knowledge 😊

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thanks for sharing!! That means a lot!!

[@millydelaprida2808]

Thank you 🙏 ❤ I was just talking about this with my kids & we remembered how we did the pinhole method last time but want glasses for this time. Thank also for including links 👍❤️. I will definitely be sharing this video.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

🙏 Hey really appreciate that!! Hope you and your family have a great, safe time!

[@angelictigerette]

I've never done the pinhole thing, but to my understanding, it is just a shadow? Get legit glasses! You will at least be able to see color. Through the glasses, it's an orange color.

[@millydelaprida2808]

@@angelictigerette we did it was great 😊 thank you

[@UncompressedWAVmusic]

Totally Awesome video. Provides a wealth of useful must know information about the upcoming Total Solar Eclipse April 8, 2024. I live in a City in the Path of Totality and and looking to get some ISO 12312-2 approved glasses this week for it.

[@seebrightvision]

as an eye care provider myself, all great tips and information!

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thanks for watching and sharing!!!! And all that you do!!

[@jenessastrickland1555]

I can’t stand how excited I am for this eclipse! My family had such a blast during the one in 2017. We’re taking a road trip to a town where we will have over 4 minutes of totality! If you can get to the path of totality, it really is one of the most amazing experiences you can ever have.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Love this! 🎉 have a great time! Hopefully good weather

[@jdiv69]

the moment of totality can last that long?! I was worried it was a like a 5sec thing and the sun might break too soon and blind me lmao

[@sooofunny37]

@@jdiv69 this year it's double the totality time of 2017

[@mattf8246]

I didn't have solar shields during the last eclipse so I watched it through sunglasses on the hood of a shiny black car. It was still a little bright but not bad.

[@cowgirljane3316]

The very best info on viewing safely the solar Eclipse. Everyone, put this on your social media. I just did.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thank you for sharing!!! That means a lot!

[@sooofunny37]

will do

[@Weatherman40312]

I bought the eclipse glasses to view it. Should be a blast!

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Have fun!

[@kaishabatman4939]

This was super helpful! Thanks!

[@noloveaaliyah]

The Eclipse helped my sight I was blind now I’m able to see so much more, I’m Thankful this really changed my life ig it’s different for ppl

[@Meowie2727]

Thank you! This helps a lot😊❤

[@starcitycreations]

Great info! Thanks so much!!

[@chrississon5954]

Looked at totality without glasses. Amazing.

[@jacquelynnacopoulos1278]

Hello, Thank You For Reminding Us 👍

[@OlenaBz]

Very useful, thank you doctor!

[@sharmilasoomair568]

Thank you for all the best information .

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Always welcome!

[@erikaoldershaw8452]

Our Middle school is located in Arnold Maryland we viewed the Eclipse today @ 3:10pm with appropriate glasses it was very cool :)

[@nigelplumley8188]

I looked at it directly, many times. Even briefly before the totality. I'm fine. It was WAY worth it. 😂 the only thing that hurts is realizing i may not ever see another one again in my lifetime.

[@hisappearing7162]

I’m so thankful to God I found your channel! You have enlightened me tremendously with your knowledge, tips, and suggestions on retail purchases for eye care. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I am grateful for your care, and passion for people’s eye 👁️ care. It is refreshing to see. A lot of doctors 🥼 now a day treat people as numbers. I sincerely don’t get that from you. I wish you were located here in Dallas Texas, as you would have my business for life! It’s extremely hard to find a caring eye doctor here. I pray you keep your passion for people, continue to grow in your practice, and may your patience know just what a 💎 JEWEL they have in you. ☺️🙏🏽 Shalom!

[@avihana2002]

Thank you! Great info. 😊

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Always! Appreciate you watching and leaving a comment!

[@mooieplaats]

Thanks for this video Dr. Ingrid 🇳🇴

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

🙏 Thank you!!!

[@TheGreatestBabyFace]

I used the box pinhole protector in 2017 and it was pretty cool. I might try the colander one or buy certified glasses

[@SaltWithPeppers]

This is so great 👍

[@Coco-572]

I watched it i think when I was in my late teens or early 20’s from inside my car with my dog and the windows closed . ( I hope) i painted it with my water colors . My eyes are starting to fail . It’s either from an abscessed molar which I’ve procrastinated in fixing it when it chipped during the coco iris and a family member was dying in hospice. I then learned about Vital Pulp Therapy as an alternative way to save failing adult teeth and delayed doing anything once I learned teeth can get revasculated and regenerated and there’s MRI images to prove it . APEC did a webinar presenting this data. I’m hoping my eye being puffy on the bottom is not a disease disease but caused by lymph trying to repair my necrotic molar and the lymph has no place to go. Actually it is a disease if it’s also caused by my tooth .

[@seanlavoie2]

Neat info that’s useful even without an eclipse 👍. I’ve heard about mushroom finding glasses . . . I wonder how those work. They filter out color just so, but . . .

[@KM-bs1zu]

Hi, thank you for the excellent video. Question, I have purchased approved glasses. It is recommended not viewing the eclipse for more than three minutes at a time, but wasn't clear on the wait time to view again. Would appreciate your advice. Thank you.

[@indiadixon6731]

Great informative video

[@HlGHENERGY]

"Staring at the sun can damage your eyes" Damn, thats crazy

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

haha hard to imagine!

[@SalmaanPeerzada-ox6fy]

They are just trying to sell total solar eclipse glasses😂

[@SaltWithPeppers]

Why u say damn lol

[@rswow]

I did. Nothing bad happened. Been sun-gazing for years. I guess the sun can give us superpowers.

[@SaltWithPeppers]

But it is

[@patriciademartino862]

Thanks, Dr. Allen. I remember using the cardboard method to observe a solar eclipse when I was a kid! Would you please share where you got that great sweatshirt? My son graduates from SUNY Optometry in May, and I believe he would love one. Wonderful KZbin channel!

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Hey thanks! And congrats to your son! The sweatshirt is from www.leastconfusion.org/ , the funds from the merch goes to travel scholarships for students!

[@patriciademartino862]

Great cause!. Thanks for the info@@DoctorEyeHealth

[@mathy6965]

Thanks for your content, it's very interesting. What do you think of meibomian gland probing if one has a good NBUT, not many lost glands, but thin lipid layer (30nm)?

[@brittnymoore1490]

Of course I had no plan of using my phone. I was glad that my local news tells us the time of totality from beginning to end, and I stand outside with neighbors at my apartment. I used approved solar eclipse glasses the whole time I looked up and played safely by keeping one eye closed. When I couldn't see totality with glasses, I looked at others no glasses and lady said, 'i can safely look'. I was amazed and then after 80 seconds, I went behind clouds and saw time on my phone, and looked down shielding my eyes, and went back inside. It was a little scary for me but I had fun

[@karlhans6678]

Years ago I looked at the sun for a second, i still have perfect vision :D Won't do it again of course.

[@Aniket_Singh_007]

Hello Allen your last video regarding best monthly disposable contacts came about 4 yrs ago...we now desperately need a new video on best monthly disposable contact lenses in 2024... please Allen 🧡🧡🧡

[@tanafreedom1278]

Can you please make video about Crusty Eyes/ Eye Boogers causes and treatment please? thank you.

[@leonaheraty3760]

Thank you! 😊

[@nz1229]

Any ideas on whether you can wear these glasses over your regular glasses (pretty awkward) or use contacts.

[@maggieellaham2009]

Can’t wait 😍

[@BlackBeltGamers88]

Hopefully we can catch it 🤩

[@billyjoyce6849]

Question: How long can I look at the sun safely, with the eclipse glasses on? Do I have to stop after a few minutes or can I just keep looking at it?

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

I saw the one back in 2017. It as cool. I only looked at it briefly with the glasses. I was afraid to burn my 👁👁. I filmed indirectly with a camera with the digital viewfinder/monitor. I was more interested with it getting dark and the katy dids coming out briefly and everything.

[@itsmeimoen4920]

having glaucoma and going through Trabeculectomy in both eyes last year and being world glaucoma awareness week. what would you suggest being the safest way to see this? I want to see it but not sure if I should even try.

[@weldonyoung1013]

@Doctor Eye Health, I can't confirm your time to notice retinal damage from the sun, but have encountered damage from a mobile LED source that took months to show in bright light. The reason I can confirm this long timeline is I am a high myopic and notice a thin black line on a disc of out-of-focus white light projected into my eyes from a very distant source at night. Doctor, I have also seen that the only possible treatment to reduce the spread of damage or scarring is anti-inflammatories. Would you know how this treatment could work.

[@tabsumkayani539]

Thanks you so much for castor oil information

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Most welcome 🙏 thanks so much for watching and for all the support!

[@gohancolores]

Do you know if SHADE 14 is safe to use? I've heard that a recent study says that those welder filters are not safe but I cannot find ant info about it

[@FlyingRedTailHawk]

Nice video

[@TwiceRider]

Thank you.

[@dvj]

how much time, after a solar eclipse, will you notice eye damage?

[@rebeccahylant7695]

Thank you

[@lianelemos878]

Can I use these protective glasses if I am wearing contact lenses?

[@daisies4thestars]

Where I live we have totality as well!! I am so nervous, I bought some glasses (duly an approved by ISO and in their approved vendor list!) but came with some tiny marks that look weird, so are they damaged? Can I not use them?

[@sesipro]

Along with the retina, the sun's rays can potentially damage the lens and cornea of the eye over an extended period of time

[@maarimartinez]

Hello! Is it possible that a quick glance at a solar eclipse causes posterior vitreous detachment? I didn't find reliable eclipse glasses being sold in where i live and i foolishly looked at it for 1 second, 2 weeks later some floaters appeared in my vision, i went to different doctors, did the exams and i was diagnosed with PVD in both eyes (but i'm in my late 20s and i don't have any risk factors such as myopia, impact trauma or diabetes.) The OCT and fundus exam showed no damage to the macula. They all said to me that the main risk of looking the eclipse is damaging your central vision and that PVD can happen naturally during adulthood, being more common after mid age. I was also with dry eyes and eye strain from too much screen time that time the floaters appeared. Do you think the PVD and the eclipse are related?

[@Arki246]

Any updates on neurolens? Also was wondering do you think eyes will adapt to neurolens like regular prism?

[@user-ii8fu7uk4x]

Hello, I looked at the partial eclipse on October 14 of last year, I looked at it for less than a second without protection and then used a homemade dark camera that I made (it was formed in the way that the front part captures the light through an aluminum hole inside the box, in the middle a butter paper that reflected the inverted image of the eclipse and behind that I looked at the reflection) I went to the ophthalmologist after a month due to the appearance of floaters in my vision. He did an eye fundus and an optical coherence tomography and he told me that everything came out fine. But I still feel like I'm going blind because sometimes I notice small flashes of lights in the sky and in the darkness from time to time I notice black circles that appear and go away. I'm afraid

[@Cristiano_xxx_goat]

Thank you I was scared

[@bobbyreynolds9277]

how far can you go where can look at the sun and not go blind. will it be far as pluto or is it farther than that like the oort cloud?

[@republicoftexas3261]

So i was watching with protective glasses and once i got into totality i took them off turned around and put them in the car. I was right on the edge of the totality path though and underestimated how much time i would have. I thought i would have minutes of totality but apparently only had seconds. When i looked up at it the sun was already emerging and I had already looked straight at it. I'm kinda freaked out after watching these videos.

[@Leafsfanforever]

How would I know when to put the glasses on in the first place? I know when it’s supposed to start where I am and that but I’m just confused as to when I need to put them on to start. I’m just outside the totality and I know I need to keep them on all the time in that case

[@user-xr6dp9uk2w]

Dr. Allen, Quick question for you! Love your videos, thank you so much for all the information you provide for those who like to understanding deeper into optics. My question for this topic is, can you wear a welding hood to look at the solar eclipse? Or, rather a whole hood, can you use the filtering light shade that comes in welding hoods and hold it in front of your face? If you see this comment I would love to know your professional opinion on this.. As my plan, if able, is to use my husbands light shades and welding hoods for us and our kiddo to see this amazing phenomenon. Thank you so much!

[@Josh4mine]

I am pretty sure you can use 14 rated welding hood thing, look it up tho, iv just been looking again safety videos and vaguely remember the guy mentioning 14 filter things for welding, dont even know what those are

[@ahmedzakikhan7639]

Are ISO ceritided glasses sold in amazon safe ?

[@aj_aka_alan]

If I have gone through a retinal detachment in each eye, should I take any additional precautions than the normal person?

[@robertgonzales3936]

Dear Doctor first I want to know where is your location is it possible to visit you? and I have a question I hope you answer my eye pressure is high sometimes 28 or 30 I dont know which one lol for many years I visited different doctors and they checked my nerves and and took picture of my eye and checked back of my eye told me its good and told me you have thick cornea just check once in a year but since my insurance changed the doctor I visited new doctor which she was very stupid she told me your cornea is not thick they used stupid machine which I think that manual machine wasn't accurate then she told me if you want to use eyedrop you can use it which I dont want it I am really nervous can you give me an idea please?

[@hanksimon1023]

Why is there no danger from circular diffraction around the moon that creates Poisson's spot or Airy's disk?

[@luisorellana1597]

Why don’t most companies like Maui Jim not offer blue colored lens? They have blue mirrored. But the base is either grey, green or amber type.

[@ttvredrubric539]

I understand that looking directly through a camera lens could damage your eyes because the light is going directly to your eyes not to a sensor.But if you look at a digital screen that’s on your camera then you’ll be fine.

[@JesusSalazarAraya]

Can I use the solar filter in front of my glasses?

[@CHOIQUEITKID]

Hello doctor i am a goalkeeper in football/soccer, this problem is alraedy at is when i start keeping in goalkeeper (football/soccer) 2 years ago ,maybe since i have adhd and a bit autism,WHEN I LOOK AT THE BALL NORMALLY the ball is very fast ,while others can just one move to focus and the ball perectly fit their speed for them(even they cant react it quickly),i need find a way to lock my eyes and focus just to make the ball slower just to save it,if not i can easily dive he wrong side and i feel like its feel a shoot from youth , every single time so i keep finding way to focus and my eyes,and i finally the longest way in December 23 to January 24,i can save all teammates shot from outside the box ,even went to corner,but after late January great performance,i went back to normal ,so is this about eyes or my brain damage or both,if yes pls ,pls give suggestion and how can improve my life thing like food, or maybe just do some simple thing,pls reply me,i just want to save the ball and ball speed fit to it speed,i just want be a normal shot shopper 😢

[@stevesteve7162]

I watch it with my eyes all the time

[@RubberDuckyToy]

What if you are driving and the sun shines at your direction? Should that be cause of a concern? How do you drive safely under such circumstances?

[@ankitkumarshaw710]

hello doctor, sir please make a video on double vision or seeing shadow over and below of each letter mostly on dark background with white fonts of letters

[@birched1424]

Why dont you wear rgp lenses or scleral lenses if you suffer from dry eyes dr?

[@theartistsplane3575]

I’ve seen two with no glasses. See have excellent vision

[@cordellm5000]

It’s finally happening today got my glasses and a good location to watch it. Can I take pics and vids on iPhone? This is something I really wanna save

[@user-jx5bh6qh9w]

During April 8, is it safe to be out driving? Should we wear the eclipse glasses for safety all day?

[@dianasakura4743]

Question: what about wearing solar glasses on top of prescription glasses? Would that cause the same reaction as looking at it through telescope or no

[@rebeccashoemaker4443]

I’m wondering the same thing.

[@hzelmc]

I accidentally looked at it twice without glasses, both times were for about a second because I had dropped my glasses. WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO ME??? AM I GONNA BE OKAY???

[@farklestaxbaum4945]

So just to clarify, is there an extra risk from looking at the Eclipse, compared to just looking at the sun? In other words is looking at the Eclipse for 5 seconds any worse than looking at the normal Sun on a normal day for 5 seconds?

[@user-hk9hk1cu5m]

When I found out about the eclipse in America I thought i was unlucky because I didn't see it but at my cousins house we were discussing about the solar eclipse she told me no dude we are lucky u know my mom told me a story she saw that once there was a boy he was seeing blur so he went to the doctor and she said "have u ever seen an eclipse" the boy said "yeah when I was young" the woman said "that's why ur blind" my friend said "it's really beautiful but also can make us blind

[@lolayancey3626]

What about wearing eyeglasses with eclipse glasses over them? I should think this would be unsafe also!

[@stefaniecassandra]

My flimsy glasses slipped down for maybe .5 seconds and I had that blue shape of the sun in my eye for a bit. I’m so scared. My eyes feel fine right now.

[@thomasgries704]

Exact same thing happened to me. Let me know if it gets any better or worse

[@pabloescobar4029]

4:45 My issue is when that little bit of brightness came out, I stared still for a good 3 seconds, looked away, then stared again, nothing crazy but…

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How can you tell if solar eclipse paper glasses are defective or not up to standard? Many companies use the ISO logo despite the deficiency. Can you use them without cleaning or should you wipe the fingerprints, lint, dust off?

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Check the list of ISO approved vendors. Mine is there:

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It's more or less safe to watch the diamond ring appear, and stop after the sky goes blue again. It might do a small amount of damage, but it's so rare that it's about the same amount glancing at the sunrise or sunset each day.