An Eclipse is not new, but a good view of a Total Eclipse is rare and carries with it some severe hazards if not viewed properly & safely.
The solar eclipse visits Indiana April 8, 2024, beginning at 3:01 pm EDT with the final exit of the moon's shadow from the state at 3:12 pm EDT.
Viewing with the naked eye can cause permanent damage to your eyesight. Similarly taking photos with a camera or smart phone can damage the device.
Following are some tips and guidelines to help you view the celestial event safely.
