Eclipse Safety and Viewing Guidelines

Angie Bergman from Westside High School introduces a video on safely observing the Great American Eclipse. The video emphasizes the importance of using ISO-approved eclipse glasses to protect eyesight and provides detailed instructions on their use. It also covers alternative methods like pinhole viewers for safe observation. The video concludes with a reminder to enjoy the experience and thanks the Westside Foundation for their support.

Who is the presenter of the Great American Eclipse tutorial?

• Michael Smith

• Sarah Connor

• John Doe

• Angie Bergman

What is the main risk of watching the eclipse without protection?

• Hearing loss

• Skin damage

• Eye damage

• Nausea

How long does it take for the sun to damage your eyes without protection?

• 30 seconds

• 60 seconds

• 90 seconds

• 120 seconds

What should you do if you wear corrective glasses?

• Remove them before wearing eclipse glasses

• Wear eclipse glasses over them

• Use contact lenses instead

• Do not wear eclipse glasses

Why should you avoid moving around while wearing eclipse glasses?

• They are very dark and can cause trip hazards

• They can cause dizziness

• They are too heavy

• They might fall off

What is the recommended way to take pictures during the eclipse?

• Use your cell phone

• Use a telescope

• Leave it to the experts

• Use a selfie stick

How should you position yourself when using a pinhole viewer?

• Face the sun

• Lie on the ground

• Stand with the sun at your back

• Sit down

What should you do if the image from the pinhole viewer looks fuzzy?

• Move the object closer or farther from the surface

• Ignore it

• Change the pinhole size

• Use a different surface

What hashtag can you use to share your eclipse pictures on NASA's website?

• #Eclipse2023

• #EclipseSelfie

• #EclipseWatch

• #EclipseFun

Who provided the opportunity to enjoy the eclipse experience at Westside?

• NASA

• School Board

• Westside Foundation

• Local Government