NASA Ambassador speaks to the community about eclipse safety
Read the full article The post NASA Ambassador speaks to the community about eclipse safety appeared first on www.wcbi NASA's solar system ambassador, Steven Straily, held a safety presentation at the Columbus-Lowndes Library in preparation for a solar eclipse on April 8th. Free eclipse glasses were provided to ensure safe viewing of the eclipse, which is expected to reach 95 percent totality in the Columbus area. Straily emphasized the importance of using proper equipment that meets ISO standards and avoiding viewing the sun with the naked eye to prevent damage to the retina. The eclipse is projected to last nearly three hours, with viewing times varying depending on location.
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SUMMARY: A safety presentation was held at the Columbus-Lowndes Library by NASA's solar system ambassador, Steven Straily, in preparation for a solar eclipse on April 8th. Free eclipse glasses were provided to ensure safe viewing of the eclipse, which is expected to reach 95 percent totality in the Columbus area. Straily emphasized the importance of following safety measures during the eclipse, such as using proper equipment that meets ISO standards and avoiding viewing the sun with the naked eye to prevent damage to the retina. The eclipse is projected to last nearly three hours, with viewing times varying depending on location.
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Topics: Space, NASA