Experts Advise Against Using Welding Glasses for Solar Eclipse Viewing
Certified eclipse glasses recommended as safest viewing option, with live streams available for remote viewers.
- Experts warn that most welding glasses are not dark enough to protect your eyes during the total solar eclipse, recommending only those with a Shade 12 filter or higher.
- Certified solar eclipse glasses, complying with International Organization for Standardization standards, are advised as the safest option for viewing the eclipse.
- With the total solar eclipse less than two weeks away, public agencies and websites are distributing certified eclipse glasses, often for free.
- Travel and accommodation costs have surged in areas within the path of totality, with significant interest leading to increased airfares and hotel rates.
- NASA and other organizations will provide live streams of the total solar eclipse, offering a safe and accessible viewing option for those unable to witness it in person.






















































