Information About Solar Eclipses
Looking for eclipse info? You’re in the right place. Rainbow Symphony is the ultimate one-stop hub for all things eclipses! This is our sunny little corner of the internet where we teach about eclipses and help you prepare for upcoming solar events. Here’s everything you need to know.
Our Experience & Expertise
As a company founded by a passionate eclipse chaser, Rainbow Symphony strives to be a reliable source of science-backed information and certified-safe eclipse supplies.Â
To ensure that our solar eclipse eyewear provides the safest possible viewing experience, we’ve worked closely with all the major players, not only to comply with the latest safety standards but also to help create them.Â
Rest assured, our information about solar eclipses is expert-curated, scientifically sound, and up to date.
Eclipse Safety Information
First things first: Eclipse safety is the top priority. Before you even think about viewing any solar phenomena, take the time to review our Eclipse Safety Guide.
Viewing an eclipse without the proper eye protection and procedures can lead to permanent eye injuries and even vision loss. Following all safety protocols is non-negotiable!
Educational Content
In this section, we’ve curated the most popular eclipse info from our cool science blog.
Safety Information
- Are Your Eclipse Glasses Safe? Here's How to Tell
- Is a Telescope a Good Way to Watch an Eclipse?
- Solar Filters and Why They're Important
- Are Rainbow Symphony Eclipse Glasses Safe?
General Information About Solar Eclipses
- How Many Different Types of Eclipses Are There?
- The Different Types of Eclipses
- What is an Annular Eclipse?
- 5 Reasons an Annular Eclipse Is as Cool as a Total Eclipse
- What Are The Effects of a Solar Eclipse on Plants & Animals
Eclipse Viewing Tips
- How To Watch A Solar Eclipse: 5 Tips for an Unforgettable Experience
- Planning Your Eclipse Travel: What You Should Know
- After-Eclipse: Make The Most of the 90 Minutes After The Event
- The “Center Line” Eclipse Gear Guide | Where You Can See an Eclipse
- Your Pets and Eclipses: What You Should Know
Eclipse Event Planning
- Fun Ways to Have an Amazing Hometown Eclipse Party
- Looking For a Uniquely Romantic Gesture? Plan an Eclipse Trip
- Eclipse Soundscapes: How Everyone Can Experience An Eclipse
Historical & Cultural Information About Solar Eclipses
- Tracing the History of Solar Eclipses & 3 Noteworthy Celestial Events of the Past
- The Meaning of an Eclipse to Cultures Throughout History
- 6 Cultural Interpretations of a Total Solar Eclipse
- Eclipses in Art
- 5 Books About Solar Eclipses We Highly Recommend
- 3 of the Most Fascinating Eclipse Chasers in the US
- The Eclipse Megamovie Project: Collecting Eclipse Images
Upcoming Eclipse Events
Save the date!
- August 12, 2026: Total Solar Eclipse
- February 6, 2027: Annular Eclipse
- August 2, 2027: Total Solar Eclipse
Eclipse Maps & Visuals
Whether you’re checking where the path of totality will cross your location or looking for your local viewing time, this interactive eclipse info will help with your planning.
Get Eclipse-Ready Today
We hope this information about solar eclipses is helpful! Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
Be ready for the next eclipse with solar eclipse glasses and eclipse viewers that NASA and the AAS trust.Â
Our Eclipse Shades® are "CE" Certified, meeting standards for transmission Module B EU Type-Examination Certificate For the Requirements of Personal Protective Equipment Regulation (EU) 2016/425, EU Type Examination by CCQS Certification Services Limited, EU Notified Body, Number 2834 www.CCQS.com. They’re also certified to meet the requirements for ISO 12312-2:2015 and (EN ISO 12312-2:2015). They meet the 2012 Transmission Requirements of EN 1836:2005 and AS/NZS 1338.1:1992 for eclipse filters (Queensland Directive). Our “Silver/Black Polymer” lenses also block out 99.999% of intense visible light, 100% of IR, and 100% of ultraviolet light.Â
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