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Solar viewing safety
During partial and annular phases, never look directly at the Sun without proper eclipse eye protection. Ordinary sunglasses are not safe. Cameras, binoculars, and telescopes also need appropriate solar filters. For a total eclipse, eye protection is required before and after totality.
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Eclipse timeline Local time
Where to look use your location
—Moon direction
—Altitude
—Moonrise
—Moonset
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Location required
Use your location to calculate exactly where the Moon is in your sky.
Viewing conditions tap the map
—Cloud cover
—Visibility
—Viewing
—WP score
—clouds
Best viewing: Use your location to calculate tonight's best window.
Tap anywhere on the map to run a live viewing-condition check for that location.
Night / eclipse view
Daylight
Moon overhead
Photo mode quick field reference
—Direction
—Altitude
—To maximum
Use a steady surface or tripod if you have one, avoid digital zoom when possible, and tap the Moon to set focus/exposure on supported phones. WeatherPower shows sky position and timing only; your camera controls stay on your device.
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