The Elipse
To view the eclipse of the sun by the moon, you can use a telescope, or binoculars. It needs to be attached to a steady device. DO NOT LOOK DIRECTLY AT THE SUN! PICTURES BELOW SHOW MY EQUIPMENT. Photographed by me at 9:35 California time. Yahoo News: "Total solar eclipses don’t often appear in the United States, which makes the coming event on August 21 all the rarer . This eclipse will travel in a thin 70-mile wide path across the entire nation, from Oregon to South Carolina." "The last time any part of the country experienced a total solar eclipse was nearly 40 years ago, on February 26, 1979. The path of the eclipse started in the Northwest, beginning in Washington and traveling east to North Dakota before moving into Canada. The year that our nation declared its independence, in 1776, was the last time a total solar eclipse occurred only over the United States and in no other country, just as it will do Aug...