Use approved solar viewing glasses or handheld solar viewers to protect your eyes during all phases except totality.
Create a pinhole projector or cardboard box viewer for indirect viewing, ensuring a safe glimpse of the eclipse.
To prevent eye injury, use proper solar filters on cameras, binoculars, or telescopes when observing the sun.
Seek guidance from astronomers for selecting and using solar filters with optical devices to ensure safe viewing.
Experience the awe of totality without eye protection, but quickly resume using eclipse glasses as soon as the Sun reemerges.
Remember to protect your skin from prolonged exposure to sunlight during the eclipse with sunscreen, hats, and clothing.
Monitor kids using solar viewers to ensure they follow safety protocols for enjoying the eclipse responsibly.
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