11/08/2026
Ahead of the partial solar eclipse this week, The College of Optometrists have issued advice on its safe viewing. Looking directly at the sun can cause serious damage to your eyes! Please use a safe method such as a pinhole projector. You can click the following link for more information: https://coptom.uk/4wUGzfk
Planning to watch this week's partial solar eclipse? ☀️🌙
If you're planning to watch it, it's important to do so safely.
Looking directly at the sun can cause serious damage to your eyes. Ordinary sunglasses don't provide enough protection, and viewing the eclipse through binoculars, a camera, or a telescope still puts you at risk.
Instead, use a safe viewing method, such as a pinhole projector or certified eclipse glasses with solar filters.
Take a moment to read our simple guide on how to view the eclipse safely ➡️ https://coptom.uk/4wUGzfk