"Denver's View of the Oct. 14 Annular Solar Eclipse and How to Capture it Safely"
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While Denver is not in the path of full visibility for the upcoming solar eclipse on October 14, residents can still witness a partial eclipse with about 85% coverage. Physics and astronomy professors at Regis University recommend finding a clear view of the east-south sky, such as City Park, and using certified ISO 12312-2 safety standard glasses to protect eyes from damage. The maximum coverage will occur around 10:36 a.m.
Topics:science#denver#eye-protection#partial-eclipse#science-and-astronomy#solar-eclipse#viewing-tips
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