IU students are seen viewing the August 2017 partial solar eclipse. Hin Cheung, a clinical assistant professor at the IU School of Optometry, said it’s important that those viewing the eclipse do not look directly at the sun without a special solar filter until the sun is completely eclipsed by the moon. Photo courtesy of James Brosher, Indiana University
IU students are seen viewing the August 2017 partial solar eclipse. Hin Cheung, a clinical assistant professor at the IU School of Optometry, said it’s important that those viewing the eclipse do not look directly at the sun without a special solar filter until the sun is completely eclipsed by the moon.
