PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Two Portland men say they suffer permanent eye damage from improperly viewing the 1962 partial solar eclipse. Lou Tomososki and Roger Duvall have been friends for 60 years. In ...
The eclipse can only be viewed with uncovered eyes during its totality. Dr. B. Ralph Chou, a retired professor of optometry at the University of Waterloo in Ontario who is also an astronomer, told the ...
DAYTON — With about 10 days until the solar eclipse, Boonshoft Museum of Discovery is seeing a constant uptick in visitors. Parker Lynch, planetarium manager at the children’s museum, science and ...
LAFAYETTE, Ind. — If you think looking directly at Monday's eclipse might blind you, wait until travelers to the area see their hotel bills. Three hotels in Muncie reported still having a limited ...
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