Can you see a total solar eclipse with normal sunglasses?

Answer 1

It is not safe to look at the sun EVER, even during a solar eclipse, even when wearing sunglasses. You can make a pinhole camera for safely viewing the Sun by projecting it onto a sheet of white cardboard.

Answer 2

Yes, but it may harm your eyes - you may still get a lot of concentrated light, for example, when the Sun emerges from the eclipse. Use very dark goggles, or project an image from a telescope onto a piece of paper. (NEVER look into the telescope at the Sun!)

Yes, but it may harm your eyes - you may still get a lot of concentrated light, for example, when the Sun emerges from the eclipse. Use very dark goggles, or project an image from a telescope onto a piece of paper. (NEVER look into the telescope at the Sun!)

Yes, but it may harm your eyes - you may still get a lot of concentrated light, for example, when the Sun emerges from the eclipse. Use very dark goggles, or project an image from a telescope onto a piece of paper. (NEVER look into the telescope at the Sun!)

Yes, but it may harm your eyes - you may still get a lot of concentrated light, for example, when the Sun emerges from the eclipse. Use very dark goggles, or project an image from a telescope onto a piece of paper. (NEVER look into the telescope at the Sun!)

Answer 3

NO! IT WON'T HELP!The only protective eyewear that would let you look directly at the Sun would be welder's goggles. Build an indirect eclipse projector, and you'll be able to watch the eclipse in perfect safety.

Answer 4

Yes, but it may harm your eyes - you may still get a lot of concentrated light, for example, when the Sun emerges from the eclipse. Use very dark goggles, or project an image from a telescope onto a piece of paper. (NEVER look into the telescope at the Sun!)

Answer 5

No, normal sunglasses are not sufficient protection for observing a total solar eclipse. You need special eclipse glasses that are designed to block out harmful ultraviolet and infrared radiation. Looking at a solar eclipse without proper eye protection can cause permanent damage to your eyes.

Answer 6

Yes, you can wear them, but don't look into the sun with them. To look at the sun during an eclipse, you will need special protection.