Vogue Business got early access to Meta’s updated AI-enabled smart glasses, which can react to what users see — including ...

The space agency does not endorse any sort of merchandise. The library plans to provide special eclipse glasses while supplies last for people to view the event from wherever they are.

Sometimes you can't help but feel lucky to be alive. The recent total eclipse was only visible from a handful of ski resorts across the world – all of them in the north-eastern US and Canada ...

Though research supporting blue-light glasses for eye health isn't there, some people who work with screens a lot may find a benefit. Laurie Kelso is a health and wellness writer for CNET living ...

Learn more There's no need to buy an overpriced pair of eyeglasses at the doctor's office when there are convenient and much more affordable places to buy glasses online using insurance — grab ...

For the fortunate folks who witnessed the rare solar event, there may not be a need to throw out gently used pairs of solar eclipse viewing glasses. Eclipse glasses that meet a specific safety ...

As global warming is threatening ski holidays, some resorts are reviving an ancient trick: saving snow over the summer. At the ski resort of Ruka, Finland, the snow normally starts to melt in April.

But, what exactly is this extraordinary cosmic event, and why do observers need special eclipse glasses to get a glimpse of it? A rare total solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — If you’ve waited until now to get protective glasses so that you can safely watch Monday’s total solar eclipse, it’s not too late. Numerous places around the Cleveland ...

Solar eclipse glasses can be used to safely view a total solar eclipse, but it's important to make sure they're of the right quality. Don't use sunglasses, smoked glass, an unfiltered telescope ...

Now that the April 8 total solar eclipse is in the rear-view mirror, you may be wondering what to do with your eclipse glasses. Most people probably throw them away, but scientists want you to ...