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Hitchcock County High School 2017 Solar Eclipse Hitchcock County High School

Solar Eclipse Solar Eclipse 2

Eclipse Path Across the USA Image: Michael Zeiler, GreatAmericanEclipse.com

Common Misconception Solar eclipses are dangerous because the Sun emits "different rays" during an eclipse NOT TRUE: It's safe to look at the Sun during a solar eclipse as long as you take proper precautions!

Other Safety Considerations It's going to be hot: Wear hat and sunscreen Make sure you drink plenty of water