12/08/2026
🌒 Don’t sneak a peek - it’s not worth it.
A partial solar eclipse will be visible across the UK this evening, and it can be very tempting to take a quick look.
Please don’t.
Looking directly at the Sun, even during an eclipse, can cause permanent damage to the retina - and the damage can occur without pain at the time.
Ordinary sunglasses are not safe for viewing an eclipse, no matter how dark or expensive they are. If you want to look directly, only use genuine solar eclipse glasses or viewers that meet ISO 12312-2 safety standards.
No proper eclipse glasses? Enjoy it indirectly instead - a simple pinhole viewer is a safe option.
Enjoy the spectacle, but protect your sight. 👁️🌒
If you have looked directly at the Sun and notice any change in your central vision afterwards, contact your local optometrist for advice.