Home> Science> SpaceUpdated 10:57 1 Apr 2024 GMT+1Published 10:58 1 Apr 2024 GMT+1Blind people can see and feel the total solar eclipse with new techSound and touch devices will be available at public eclipse-watching events across the US on April 8.Prudence WadeFeatured Image Credit: Aaron McCoy/ john finney photography/ GettySunSolar EclipseSpaceMoonWorld News
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