'Drive With Headlights': NYC Officials Offer Eclipse Safety Tips
An employee at Warby Parker tries on viewing glasses in NYC<br>
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An employee at Warby Parker tries on viewing glasses in NYC<br>
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Karen Just and her son Mathew pitch a tent in a hay field which had been converted into a campground to host visitors for Monday's solar elclipse on August 18, 2017 near Carbondale, Illinois. With approximately 2 minutes 40 seconds of totality the area in Southern Illinois will experience the longest duration of totality during the eclipse. <br>
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Karen Just and her son Mathew pitch a tent in a hay field which had been converted into a campground to host visitors for Monday's solar elclipse on August 18, 2017 near Carbondale, Illinois. With approximately 2 minutes 40 seconds of totality the area in Southern Illinois will experience the longest duration of totality during the eclipse. <br>
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A distillery in Kentucky has created "Total Eclipse" moonshine<br>
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A distillery in Kentucky has created "Total Eclipse" moonshine<br>
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Sinking Fork Baptist Church displays a message related to the upcoming solar eclipse to motorist who pass by on the highway on August 17, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky<br>
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Sinking Fork Baptist Church displays a message related to the upcoming solar eclipse to motorist who pass by on the highway on August 17, 2017 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky<br>
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A sign in the window of the Metropolis Chamber of Commerce tells visitors of a short supply of solar eclipse viewing glasses on August 17, 2017 in Metropolis, Illinois. Metropolis is located along the eclipse path of totality in Southern Illinois.<br>
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A sign in the window of the Metropolis Chamber of Commerce tells visitors of a short supply of solar eclipse viewing glasses on August 17, 2017 in Metropolis, Illinois. Metropolis is located along the eclipse path of totality in Southern Illinois.<br>
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A sign directs visitors to parking areas to view the solar eclipse on August 19, 2017 in Carbondale, Illinois. With approximately 2 minutes 40 seconds of totality the area in Southern Illinois will experience the longest duration of totality during the eclipse. <br>
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A sign directs visitors to parking areas to view the solar eclipse on August 19, 2017 in Carbondale, Illinois. With approximately 2 minutes 40 seconds of totality the area in Southern Illinois will experience the longest duration of totality during the eclipse. <br>
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Vistors walk along a line painted through town that represents the anticipated center point of the path of Mondays solar eclipse on August 18, 2017 in Makanda, Illinois.<br>
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Vistors walk along a line painted through town that represents the anticipated center point of the path of Mondays solar eclipse on August 18, 2017 in Makanda, Illinois.<br>
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Zeus the dog takes a break from eclipse prep in Makanda, Illinois.<br>
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Zeus the dog takes a break from eclipse prep in Makanda, Illinois.<br>
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A sign placed by the Army Corps of Engineers urges people to view the solar eclipse from the Barkley Dam Powerplant on August 17, 2017 in Kuttawa, Kentucky. The dam is located along the path of totality in Western Kentucky.<br>
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A sign placed by the Army Corps of Engineers urges people to view the solar eclipse from the Barkley Dam Powerplant on August 17, 2017 in Kuttawa, Kentucky. The dam is located along the path of totality in Western Kentucky.<br>
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A pair of free solar eclipse glasses sit on display at a Warby Parker store on August 11, 2017 in New York City. <br>
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A pair of free solar eclipse glasses sit on display at a Warby Parker store on August 11, 2017 in New York City. <br>
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A vendor sells solar eclipse stickers on August 19, 2017 in Carbondale, Illinois.<br>
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A vendor sells solar eclipse stickers on August 19, 2017 in Carbondale, Illinois.<br>
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Eclipse pins in Hopkinsville, Kentucky<br>
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Eclipse pins in Hopkinsville, Kentucky<br>
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A sign advertises parking spots for the Solar eclipse on August 19, 2017 in Makanda, Illinois.<br>
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A sign advertises parking spots for the Solar eclipse on August 19, 2017 in Makanda, Illinois.<br>
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