Three ways to watch Britain's solar eclipse safely without sold-out special glasses

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Three ways to watch Britain's solar eclipse safely without sold-out special glasses

Britons may be unable to safely look at tonight's solar eclipse after specialist glasses went out of stock. But those who do want to observe Wednesday's partial eclipse - the most significant since 1999 and the closest to totality until 2081 - can still do so. Experts have warned enthusiasts to avoid looking directly at the phenomenon without specialist eyewear and not to use normal sunglasses or dark goggles. Thes…