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It's safe to look directly at Sun when its bright face is totally eclipsed by the Moon, but at all other times you must follow the Dr. Jim Sowell, astronomer and recruiter of Georgia Tech School of Physics talks about the August 21, Donny Suh, M.D., Chief of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Adult Strabismus at Children's Hospital & Medical Center, shares expert ... Trevor Mahlmann's Photos: (he can print this for you)
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