Sentence examples for eclipse through from inspiring English sources
Photos: José Preto, top, paused yesterday while tending sheep in Rio de Onor in northern Portugal to watch an annular solar eclipse through protective glasses.
Viewing should only be done through an appropriate filter or by projecting the eclipse through binoculars, a telescope or a pinhole onto paper.
"I was so excited the first time I saw it!" said Yahra, a high-school student, viewing the eclipse through a piece of potato crisp packet.
The Uranus researchers — Dr. Elliot, Edward Dunham and Douglas Mink — were aboard the Kuiper Airborne Observatory, a National Aeronautics and Space Administration jet that flew above the clouds to gather unobstructed images of the stellar eclipse through a mounted three-foot telescope.
Angeline Santiago and Mark Javier waited more than an hour in line to view the eclipse through the focused eye of a telescope.
One man showed up at a New York City hospital on Tuesday with a damaged retina after acting on the mistaken belief he could safely stare at an eclipse through a hole punched in a garbage bag.
Witte's reputation was at first eclipsed through the collapse of tsarism, but he is now appreciated as a successor to Peter I the Great in the drive to modernize a backward empire and as a forerunner of the Communists in the policy of implementing an industrial revolution from above.
Never look at eclipses through binoculars, telescopes, any type of glasses, sunglasses, smoked glass, space blankets, CDs, polarizing filters, or exposed color film – none of these methods are strong enough to protect your eyes.
The flood of inquiries came despite repeated government warnings that the only totally safe way to watch the eclipse was through a pinhole projector or on television.
The shadow of a woman is cast on the sidewalk as she takes a photo of the eclipse cast through tree leaves on the sidewalk in downtown Washington, DC.
Eclipse simulations, through Sunday after the 11 30 a.m. and 4 30 p.m. shows at the Hayden Planetarium of the Rose Center for Earth and Space, Central Park West at 81st Street, (212) 769-5212.
