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EarthSky News - Aug 20 -  Best Eclipse Links 

August 20
Best Eclipse Links
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Best places to watch 2017 eclipse
Great viewing spots, plus state maps showing the path of totality.

How to watch a solar eclipse safely

Tips on safe eclipse-watching.
What to look for in a total solar eclipse
A handy checklist of things to look for during a total eclipse.
See 4 planets during the total eclipse
Charts showing which bright stars and planets will pop into view in the daytime, during Monday's eclipse.
How to watch Monday's eclipse online
For those who can't travel to the path of totality.
Total solar eclipse: August 21, 2017
Need more details? All you need to know, from eclipse master Fred Espenak.
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How to watch a solar eclipse safely
 DO NOT use sunglasses, polaroid filters, smoked glass, exposed color film, x-ray film, or photographic neutral density filters. DO use #14 or darker welder's glass (shown in image above), a safe solar filter or eclipse glasses from a reputable vendor, or an indirect viewing method. OR join a group at a local park, nature center, library or other location, where amateur astronomers are providing safe views.
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Moon on its way to the eclipse
One day before eclipse day, the moon is an extremely thin crescent visible very low in the east before sunrise. Photo taken Sunday morning by Garry D. Irvine in Scotland.
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