If you don't have solar eclipse glasses yet, there will be a number of viewing parties in the metroplex that will have eclipse glasses available in time to catch Saturday's partial eclipse.
You can't just run to the store to buy the special glasses that you need to see the eclipse, but UT Arlington is one of the places that planned ahead and will have the glasses available at its viewing party at the planetarium.
"In the deepest part of the eclipse, the sun will be blocked 82% from Arlington," he said. "It’s still not safe for your eyes. Even 5% is too much."Solar eclipse to be visible in North Texas Saturday Gurdemir says the only safe way to view the eclipse is through glasses sold by a trusted company because even certification logos could be forged.Several museums, planetariums and event venues will have watch parties in North Texas."In front of the planetarium, we will have an eclipse watch party," Gurdemir said. "Our slogan is ‘Get your sunblock and your glasses.’"
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