A partial solar eclipse will begin on Tuesday at 10:58 am, lasting for four hours and ending at exactly 2:16 pm in the afternoon. The National Research Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics (NRIAG) announced that viewers can observe the phenomenon from inside the Helwan Observatory for free. It is not recommended to watch the eclipse with the naked eye even for a very short period of time, and even when the moon blocks the majority of the sun, as it can damage eyes. We review some tips and things to avoid during the solar eclipse, according to Livemint. How to safely view the eclipse The best way to watch the solar eclipse is by wearing eclipse glasses, personal solar filters or Mylar sola
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