Planning a total solar eclipse observation trip on April 8, 2024, in the United States. Don't forget to prepare your solar eclipse viewing glasses!

October 20, 2023
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We've been making 3D Eyewear in many places such as movie theaters, theme parks, museums, books, and more for a while now. Originally, the flat movie screens and attractions have been transformed by 3D to give the illusion of depth, greatly enhancing our entertainment experience. Although 3D technology has become commonplace today, do you know why there is depth and why things seem to pop out when using 3D technology? In this explanation, we'll delve into the workings of 3D.

 


In April 2024, a total solar eclipse is expected to be observed in the United States.

Eclipse enthusiasts, the moment you've been waiting for is here. On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse is expected to be visible in the United States, with almost all regions of the country, except Hawaii and Alaska, experiencing either a total or partial solar eclipse.

A total solar eclipse is a fascinating phenomenon where the sun is completely hidden by the moon, and witnessing it live can be described as a once-in-a lifetime experience. Its beauty and mystique are awe-inspiring.

However, to observe a solar eclipse safely, you'll need special solar eclipse viewing glasses. These glasses block the intense light of the sun and protect your eyes. Viewing the eclipse without them can pose a serious risk of eye damage, so always wear them when observing.

For those of you planning to travel to the United States, don't forget to bring your solar eclipse viewing glasses on this occasion. Let's make April 8, 2024, an unforgettable and amazing day.


What Are Solar Eclipse Viewing Glasses?

Solar radiation includes not only visible light but also invisible infrared and ultraviolet rays. Directly viewing the sun with the naked eye would expose your eyes to these infrared and ultraviolet rays. We instinctively feel discomfort and protect ourselves from the intense visible light by squinting our eyes or blinking.

During a solar eclipse observation with the naked eye, it's common to endure the discomfort of intense brightness and continue looking at the sun. This allows infrared and ultraviolet rays to reach the retina through your pupils over an extended period. When observing a solar eclipse, always wear solar eclipse viewing glasses to protect your eyes.
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Santek 3D Eyewear offers not only regular plastic-framed glasses but also "clip-on" glasses that can be used on top of your existing glasses.
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Details of the Upcoming Eclipse

・Date: April 8, 2024
・Location: The majority of North America (United States, Canada, Mexico) will be able to observe either a total or partial solar eclipse.
・Total Solar Eclipse: Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, etc.
・Partial Solar Eclipse: Most of the United States (excluding Hawaii and Alaska), parts of Mexico, and Canada.
・For more details, please refer to NASA's website: NASA Eclipse Website

About Santek 3D Eyewear

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Since 2006, San Technology Co., Ltd. has supplied over 1 billion 3D glasses to over 20 countries worldwide. Whether it's polarized 3D glasses, anaglyph 3D glasses, or any other type of glasses, we are confident in providing the highest-quality products in the world.