Total eclipse drawing people from far and wide; seeing it worth trip north, experts say

August 6, 2017 at 4:30 a.m. | Updated August 6, 2017 at 4:30 a.m.

by Bill Bowden

Cardboard frames for solar eclipse viewing glasses roll out at a factory in Bartlett, Tenn., in June. NASA advises using special eclipse glasses or a pinhole viewing device to look at this month’s eclipse. Regular sunglasses won’t be sufficient, even to view the partial eclipse in Arkansas.
Cardboard frames for solar eclipse viewing glasses roll out at a factory in Bartlett, Tenn., in June. NASA advises using special eclipse glasses or a pinhole viewing device to look at this month’s eclipse. Regular sunglasses won’t be sufficient, even to view the partial eclipse in Arkansas.

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