FREE eclipse glasses!
Hello All,
This NBC report (see: http://www.nbcnews.com/mach/science...know-ncna788861 ) includes links to sources of free eclipse-viewing glasses, and it also includes a link to a page about how to make one’s own pinhole projection viewer from ordinary household materials. I hope this information will be helpful. |
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Oregon Rocketry was invited to hold a demonstration launch at a "Eclipse Day" science fair at a private school right in the totality path.
Picked up my eclipse glasses at Fred Meyer! During the 1970 eclipse, on Long Island, some people were using several layers of exposed photographic negatives. (Ruined photos were a common thing back then I guess.) |
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Better make sure to use "night launch" rockets carrying plenty of bright lights..... (jk) |
Walmart has glasses for $1, if anyone has trouble trying to get the free ones. They are branded for the upcoming event. I went to the website listed on the glasses, and they say they are certified safe.
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I was going to post that you could also get a free pair of solar eclipse glasses by ordering from JonRocket.com. But, we just ran out. In order to get a low enough price that we could afford to give a pair away in each order, we bought a lot of them from Lunt. By a lot, I mean 750 pairs. Since that was much more than we would give away, we also listed them for sale at just a little over our cost. What I did not consider is that "a little over our cost" meant that we were, by far, the lowest priced seller of the glasses on eBay. And that led to a bunch of orders. Even after I raised the price, they still sold out quickly.
-- Roger |
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