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How to Protect Your Eyes During an Eclipse: an Ophthalmologist Warns of Irreversible Injuries
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Next August 12 will take place a total eclipse of the sun, an astronomical phenomenon in which the moon stands between the earth and the sun and completely hides its bright part for a few minutes in certain areas. The entire strip will cross the north and east of Spain and will occur around the sunset. However, although the atmosphere is darkened and the sun seems less intense, ultraviolet and infrared radiation "continues to be harmful to the e…
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