NHS eye doctor explains 3 ways to watch August eclipse without special glasses

The ophthalmologist shared four different viewing methods, and three of them don't need glasses

It is important you take steps to protect your health when watching the spectacle

Eclipse enthusiasts struggle to find safe glasses to watch spectacle  The Times

On the evening of Wednesday, August 12th, Germany will witness its most dramatic solar eclipse in decades. If you haven't got your hands on a pair of eclipse glasses yet, you're not alone.

The UK will experience a partial solar eclipse on Wednesday, (12th August) and as specialised glasses start selling out online, here's an easy way to ensure you can still see the spectacle

THIS Wednesday, millions of Britons will witness the most dramatic solar eclipse in almost three decades. More than 90 per cent of the Sun will be obscured by the Moon between 6.17pm and 8.06pm on August 12 - the most it has been blocked above UK skies since the total eclipse in 1999. But, looking...

Safety-certified eclipse glasses have all but sold out online ahead of the event on Wednesday, or carry hefty delivery fees to arrive in time.

Safety-certified eclipse glasses have all but sold out online ahead of the event on Wednesday, or carry hefty delivery fees to arrive in time.

Safety-certified eclipse glasses have all but sold out online ahead of the event on Wednesday, or carry hefty delivery fees to arrive in time.

When, where and how to get the optimal view of the first solar eclipse to be visible across the country this century For the first time this century, people across the UK will be able to see an almost total solar eclipse in the evening sky on Wednesday. A solar eclipse occurs when the moon moves between the sun and the