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Why should you not look into the sun during a solar eclipse?

April 26, 2017Eclipse look solar Sun

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Why should you not look into the sun during a solar eclipse?

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The interesting part of a solar eclipse isn’t the point of totality; it is the “diamond ring” effect just before and after totality. In order to see this, you MUST have good eye protection. Eclipse goggles are available from many science stores, and welder’s goggles will also work.