Planning to watch the April 8 total solar eclipse? Here's what you need to do to test your eclipse glasses to make sure your eyes won't melt.

LEILA FADEL, HOST: Good morning. I'm Leila Fadel. The American Astronomical Society is warning consumers to check their eclipse glasses before next month's solar eclipse. The AAS says you should ...

Worried that you might have bought fake eclipse glasses? Here are tips on how to test the safety of your glasses and what to know about eye safety.

There are three very important things you need to do before using solar eclipse glasses to look at the the sun.

With simple materials such as a cereal box, aluminum foil, and paper, you can create your own eye protection to see the solar eclipse on April 8.

Practice photographing the full moon to get an idea of how large the sun-in-eclipse will appear with your smartphone’s lens, or with a telephoto lens attachment.