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Don’t look through a CD hole: eye doctor on how to safely view a solar eclipse

Don’t look through a CD hole: eye doctor on how to safely view a solar eclipse

Ophthalmologist Hans Vingerling warns that viewing Wednesday's partial solar eclipse in the Netherlands without proper protection can cause permanent eye damage. He specifically advises against using improper methods, such as looking through the hole of a CD, to observe the phenomenon.

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