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Product Name: | American Paper Optics Get Eclipsed: The Complete Guide to the Two North American Eclipses |
Product Description: | Retired NASA astrophysicist Fred Espenak and his wife Pat offer 50 beautifully illustrated pages on viewing the 2023 and 2024 solar eclipses in the softcover Get Eclipsed: The Complete Guide to Two North American Eclipses from American Paper Optics. Their guide to the 2017 eclipse sold a record-breaking 750,000 copies, and the authors are back with an even bigger and better guide full of fun facts and helpful hints on how to prepare for these amazing events. Two pairs of folding, commemorative, solar safety glasses are included. |
Product SKU: | 1750792 |
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So the question for you is - is it worth risking your permanent vision quality to save $5 from some random Amazon 3rd-party seller? Personally, I'd stick with B&H.
Welding glass/helmet/goggles works as well.
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also, don't buy glasses that say they are NASA approved. NASA does no such thing!
https://www.news-journalonline.c
Sorry if this was a joke I missed, but projecting what?
I am not excited about the eclipse, but many of my friends who are engineers and scientists or just science minded are excited. Many of them are traveling to Ohio or Texas.
I think the message here is you need new friends LOL
But in all seriousness the eclipse glasses industry will sell 50m ish units. That's not insignificant.
Same. This eclipse is casting a shadow on my finances
Welding glass/helmet/goggles works as well.
Sooo... Ignore the actual, medically trained professional eye doctor, strap on a welding helmet and FTW... Got it! 😁
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So the question for you is - is it worth risking your permanent vision quality to save $5 from some random Amazon 3rd-party seller? Personally, I'd stick with B&H.
You have clearly never asked this question to an average American.
Yeah.. Lol. Perhaps not.
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