Today’s solar eclipse will engage millions of Americans willing to stare skyward with eye protection.
Since ancient times, an eclipse of the sun involved human awe, as a mystical sign of celestial involvement. Of course, these days we know that an eclipse of the sun is nothing more than our moon blocking the solar light temporarily.
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Caution: If you do stare at the sun today, only use protective eye gear or risk damaging your eyes.
