Are you ready for the single biggest phenomenon the earth as ever seen in centuries? continue reading to find out what you need to do to be prepared for this life changing event.
The total solar eclipse is happening Aug. 21 2017, and here’s what you need to know as well as a few things that you will need to watch it and capture it safely
The total
solar eclipse will be visible from a narrow path spanning all across the USA
from the West Coast to the East Coast, it will sweep across America, Leaving millions
of people in temporary darkness. It is going to be the biggest astronomical
event America has seen in years, watched by millions of people from within the
path of totality and tens of millions more who are outside of it.
One
astronomer has said it will be the “most photographed, most shared, most
tweeted event in human history.”
Some
people have been preparing for this solar phenomenon for years now, because it
is the first eclipse to cross the entire continental United States in almost a
century. But even if you are just finding out about the total eclipse that is
coming, it's not too late to start planning and get ready for the big event.
Here's
what you need to know:
If you
want to know the specific path that the eclipse will travel then you can find
more info on Timeand
date.com
If you are
going to be watching and photographing, then this article will help you get
prepared for the solar eclipse when it begin sweeping across the sky.
The only
safe way to look directly at the uneclipsed or partially eclipsed sun is
through special-purpose solar filters, such as “eclipse glasses” or hand-held
solar viewers.
It’s important
to note that Homemade filters or ordinary sunglasses, even very dark ones, are
not safe for looking at the sun directly. You are going to need certified
eclipse glasses, lens filters and handheld solar viewer that meets the ISO
12312-2 international standard for safe watching.
Here are a
list of some of the ones that we recommend you check out while there are still
in supply.
Solar Eclipse Guidebook & map 2017 (in order to know the projected path of the eclipse). Here
Solar Eclipse
Viewing Sunglasses. Here
Solar Eclipse lens Filter for your Camera. Here
Backup SD cards. Here
Hard drive Here or Flash drive Here
Lightweight travel tripod. Here
Solar
Eclipse Binocular. HereSolar Eclipse lens Filter for your Camera. Here
Backup SD cards. Here
Hard drive Here or Flash drive Here
Lightweight travel tripod. Here
Solar Eclipse Guidebook & map 2017 (in order to know the projected path of the eclipse). Here
