Oregon man shares warning after damaging his eyes in 1962 eclipse

OREGON CITY, Oregon (KGW) — An Oregon man is warning people to be extra careful on the day of the eclipse, and make sure they take proper precautions so they aren’t blinded by the celestial event.
“It’s going to be over real quick and it’s not worth taking a chance,” Lou Tomososki said.
Tomososki and a friend viewed a partial eclipse outside Oregon City’s Marshall High School back in 1962.
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