End Of The World 2020: Will The World End On June 21 Eclipse?

Описание: Most people are getting excited about the annular solar eclipse that is set to take place on June 21, and are gearing up to view it. Though the ring of fire will be witnessed only in some countries with others getting only a partial view, it is still something most would not want to miss. In all the excitement, however, do not forget that you are not supposed to view it with the naked eye. Also Read - Solar Eclipse 2020: Places in India Where The 'Ring of Fire' Will be Visible From And Timings According to NASA, we should not look directly at the Sun for even a second, as it will damage our eyesight or make us go blind. What we should do instead is use special solar viewing glasses that are easily available in a camera store or online. The space agency also outlined what you should do and not do when viewing an eclipse. Also Read - Solar Eclipse 2020: Myths And Rituals Abound When it Comes to Eclipses And Here Are Some
What we Should Not do:
1. We should not look directly at the Sun with our naked eyes, because as mentioned before, we could go blind or damage our eyesight. Also Read - Solar Eclipse 2020: All About The Annular Solar Eclipse That Will Take Place in June
2. Homemade filters or ordinary sunglasses, even very dark ones, should not be used when viewing a solar eclipse.
3. Solar filters that are older than three years or have scratched and wrinkled lenses should not be used.
4. Do not look at the Sun through a camera, telescope, binoculars or any other optical device. And do not use solar filters with them, as the concentrated solar rays can damage them and cause serious eye injury.