Can I see the solar eclipse with polarized sunglasses?

You cannot watch the solar eclipse while wearing polarized sunglasses.

Sunglasses and sunglasses are not specially designed for observing the solar eclipse and cannot effectively block red/ultraviolet rays from burning the naked eye. Wearing them directly to observe the solar eclipse will damage the retina, and because the retina will not feel pain, So you won't notice it even if it burns out.

During a partial solar eclipse, it is very dangerous to observe directly through binoculars, telescopes, or even camera viewfinders. Special filters must be used for both visual viewing and photography.

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Tips for observing the solar eclipse:

1. Small hole imaging-shade observation

Sunlight will pass through The pores between the leaves form a mottled pattern, which is the most common small hole image. However, the spots are usually round and do not attract people's attention. During a solar eclipse, a small bright spot under the shade of a tree shows the incomplete shape of the sun.

2. Small hole imaging - paper tube/cup drilling projection

Cover one end of the paper tube with translucent plastic, open a small hole at the other end, and face the hole toward the sun. The longer the length, the more obvious the effect. You can also use potato chip tubes to make it.

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