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3-Pack Explore Scientific Solar Eclipse 2024 Viewing Safety Glasses Expired
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Beach Camera via eBay has 3-Pack Explore Scientific Solar Eclipse 2024 Viewing Safety Glasses for $1.99. Shipping is free.
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- Explore Scientific Eclipse Glasses are rated ISO12312–2, tested and approved by ICS Labs for Direct Observation of the Sun. In addition, Explore Scientific Eclipse Glasses are meant to be used by anyone from adult to children under 14 years of age, which requires stringent ASTM testing and compliancy. ASTM is a mandatory set of safety rules and regulations under ASTM F963 – Standard Consumer Safety Specification for addressing safety requirements for any object designed, manufactured or marketed for children under 14 years of age. In addition we are recognized by the American Astronomical Association as a supplier of safe eclipse glasses.
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Just kidding -- ebay says I should get them by 3/18. Fingers crossed for clear skies.
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For all of you along the total eclipse path, I wish you best of luck for clear skies. I think viewing a 100% total eclipse is something one should try to do once in a lifetime. I traveled all day to see the one in 2017 and it was well worth the trip.
Check out this article for predictions on the chances of clear skies in your region on April 8. For many people the chances are going to be less than 50%, so I hope you have better luck than that!
https://www.usatoday.co
EDIT: Here's an article about 5 million eclipse glasses being distributed to 13,000 libraries:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jami...ils-event/
Here's an interactive map that may show which libraries may distribute eclipse glasses:
https://www.scigames.or
Yeah definitely agree with you on that