"Get Ready for the Rare 'Ring of Fire' Solar Eclipse in Colorado: How to Watch"

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Colorado is set to witness a rare "ring of fire" annular solar eclipse on Saturday morning, where the moon passes between the sun and earth, creating a ring-like effect. While most parts of Colorado, including Denver, will only see about 82% coverage of the sun, areas in southwest Colorado like the Four Corners will have a better view. The Denver Museum of Nature and Science will provide telescopes for safe viewing, and it is important to use proper eye protection such as solar eclipse glasses or pinhole projectors to avoid eye damage.
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