Michael Kovac/Getty; Getty Dr. Ruth Westheimer has hilarious — yet helpful — advice for people interested in viewing April's total solar eclipse. The sex therapist, 95, shared with her ...

Try safe solar viewing glasses, also known as eclipse glasses. Do not use regular sunglasses. Looking at the partial eclipse through a camera lens, telescope, binoculars or any other optical ...

More than 800 people are interested in the event ... city about 20 miles north of Austin — had a front-row view of the annular solar eclipse that passed through Central Texas in October 2023.

They are specifically made out of materials that enable safe sun viewing. "Solar eclipse glasses use lenses ... However, NASA emphasizes that people hoping to look right at the sun must be wearing ...

Millions of people are expected to travel ... of this eclipse stretches from Texas to Maine. To view all of the stages of a total solar eclipse, you must watch it from somewhere along that ...

Unfortunately for folks in the path of totality, adverse viewing conditions ... Authorities also are reminding people to not drive while wearing solar eclipse glasses. Eclipse glasses are ...

It's not every day the moon blocks people's view of the sun. It's even rarer to witness a total eclipse. For many of us, we finally are in the right spot, at the right time. A total solar eclipse ...

A partial solar ... "44,800 (people) will see a 90% or deeper eclipse" and that will only be visible in Northern Quebec, Canada, according to Space.com. But, there still will be a view in Rhode ...

There will be two events in 2026 -- one in Antarctica, the other visible in parts of Europe -- and lines say their sailings ...

People in Europe ... Massachusetts and New York will be able to get the best view of the partial solar eclipse, Matthew Newby, an associate professor of physics at Temple University, told ABC ...