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When looking at the partial phase of an eclipse, do not look directly at the sun. Use proper filters like Mylar (not photographic film, unless it is black and white film, or smoked glass!) or use indirect viewing methods like a pinhole camera. Welders glasses are ok. Always check for scratches on eclipse glasses. If any light gets through, don't use them. During totality it is safe to look because no sunlight is visible.
Updated Oct 6, 2003
Website: http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/SEhelp/safety2.html
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When looking at the partial phase of an eclipse, do not look directly at the sun. Use proper filters like Mylar (not photographic film, unless it is black and...
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Ceduna gets its name from the Aboriginal word meaning 'a place to sit down and rest'. It is one of the great spots to stop should one wish to explore the Eyre Peninsula or prepare yourself for the......
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(Also see brief video clip on my Eucla page. < http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/5c3d8/1ca255/ > ) Just over 200 kilometres west of Ceduna, on the Nullarbor Plain, is the Nullarbor Roadhouse....
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The long and sometimes lonely Eyre Hwy. Nullarbor is Latin for *no trees*. Theres a small stretch where you see none at all. The longest distance between fuel stops is about 200km. When arriving in...
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