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Ask a Scientist: Where Can I Get Solar Eclipse Glasses?

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David Boboltz of the National Science Foundation provides information on where to obtain the appropriate glasses to view the solar eclipse. He advises those wishing to view the eclipse to check with their local libraries and various online sources.

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