Solar Eclipses
Emily Trenton On August 21, 2017,
A eclipse will occur that crosses the entire continental United States. This dramatic astronomical event will be exciting for those within its range, but it is also an opportunity for injury--particularly to people's eyes. People's eyes are in danger because looking directly at a solar eclipse can permanently damage one's eyes. The retina of person's eyes may be burnt out by the rays of the sun's corona if a person looks at the eclipsed sun with his or her naked eyes. The only way to protect one's eyes from the danger of burning out one's eyes is by wearing a special pair of glasses designed to protect one's eyes from the sun. These special glasses that protect your eyes can be bought at many different stores within the range of the eclipse. Don't let this once-in-a-lifetime event cost you your eyes! Protect your eyes today! Which word or phrase is repeated too often in this paragraph? A) eclipse
B) eyes
C) injury
D) range
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