Where To Find Eclipse Viewing Glasses

Not many days left 'til the ECLIPSE! HOW and WHERE to find Eclipse Glasses and Handheld Viewers

Where to get  FREE or PURCHASE total eclipse glasses handheld viewers

If you are like many of us, you hope to get a peek of this astronomic event!

Recently I read that your local library has glasses supplied by the Library Network, which distributed over 2 million glasses free of charge to local libraries.  So, I looked at the chart to find out what library near us had them. Then went yesterday to the closest library, only to find out that they are all gone or being saved for their "Viewing Event".

Well, this tells me if you can't get glasses on time, contact and go to your library and sign up for their viewing event!  Perhaps, your school or local organization has a safe viewing event, too! Because it could be dangerous to view this without the proper equipment. 

If you are looking for places TO BUY the safety glasses check out this page at NASA.  They have a huge list of options.  BUT hurry because they are starting to be sold out!

To find out exactly when it happens where you live, go here to see the Countdown CLOCK 

For More important information regarding the Total Eclipse:

The link: http://planetpalsblog.blogspot.com/2017/08/everything-you-need-to-know-about.html

Everything You Need To Know About The Eclipse

The Eclipse is coming August 21.  This is a Rare event, which has't been seen in many decades and will not again for several more. It sure is worth seeing either live or livestream with family and or friends.

Here are some of our favorite sources to help you see this upcoming scientific celestial event the August 21, 2017 Eclipse. 

Find out where in the world you can see it, what time in your zone, what to expect, and how to safely view it.

Just remember, if you watch it live, be careful!

When where how to see it:  Total Eclipse Guide and Map

From Farmers Almanac 

View it Live Stream from Nasa

Find out what to expect to see where you live in USA , closest place to see it from,  by your zip code

From National Geographic,  Get ready to see the Rare #ECLIPSE make a #DIY Eclipse Viewer

The most important thing is to watch it safely, so read this article on HOW TO WATCH THE ECLIPSE SAFELY from NASA