The upcoming eclipse on August 12, which will be visible across a large part of our country, is a unique opportunity to witness one of the greatest astronomical spectacles visible to the naked eye. But it can also cause serious problems if proper precautions aren’t taken. Here’s what we need to keep in mind: The danger of looking at the Sun Looking directly at the Sun—whether during an eclipse or under normal conditions—can cause serious and irreversible damage to your eyesight, including blindness. The retina can be burned without causing any pain, so the damage may go unnoticed at the time
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