The total solar eclipse is scheduled for August 12 and will be visible in various parts of the world, including Portugal. This astronomical event is eagerly anticipated by many enthusiasts seeking the best ways to observe the phenomenon safely.
Due to high demand, solar observation glasses are sold out in various stores. However, there are alternatives for those wishing to observe the Sun, such as special filters and indirect viewing methods, which can be found in several online resources.
Additionally, for those in locations where the eclipse is not visible, there are recommendations on how to follow the event through live streams offered by various institutions and digital platforms.
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