Celestial events can be mesmerizing but did you know you are not recommended to watch the solar eclipse with naked eyes. Scroll down to know the safety tips.

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The first solar eclipse of 2026 is taking place today, Tuesday, February 17. Astronomers have confirmed that this celestial ...

Annular Solar Eclipse Safety Tips: Experts have advised using ISO 12312-2 certified eclipse glasses and avoiding looking directly at the sun.

AAA has some important safety tips for anyone who may be driving during the solar eclipse. And if you want to stop to view the eclipse, exit the roadway and park in a safe area away from traffic.

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On February 17, 2026, the “Ring of Fire” solar eclipse dazzles Antarctica, with partial visibility in parts of Africa, South America, and islands. India misses it; watch safely via livestream.