App available for low vision and blind to 'see' the upcoming eclipse

- AUGUST 20, 2017
App available for low vision and blind to ‘see’ the upcoming eclipse

There’s an app to help the blind ‘see’ the upcoming eclipse

It almost sounds like a brain-buster, how can someone blind see the upcoming eclipse? A team of astrophysicists decided to do something to answer that question. [Read more…]

Eclipse Soundscapes. Credit: KMOV

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App available for low vision and blind to ‘see’ the upcoming eclipse

App available for low vision and blind to ‘see’ the upcoming eclipse

There’s an app to help the blind ‘see’ the upcoming eclipse

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