There are a huge number of resources on the internet relating to eclipses. Some are better than others. I've tried to compile a small list of the best sites here.

Eclipse safety

Permanent eye damage can result from incorrect viewing of an eclipse. You must take precautions. Practice safe sun.

• Eclipse safety by MrEclipse.com - Practical useful information on how view eclipses safely
• Eye Safety during eclipses - information from NASA

General eclipse information

• NASAs Solar Eclipse Page - includes information on eclipses past and present.
• Mr Eclipse - comprehensive source of eclipse information
• Jay Anderson - useful page with weather and climate information for solar eclipse vantage points
• Eclipse-Chasers.com - useful site with useful information and lore about eclipses
• IAU eclipse resources - very useful set of resources on total solar eclipses
• Dan McGlaun - excellent resources on eclipses from 1986 and into future
• Ecliptomaniacs - Irish Eclipse Chasers - journals from Irish eclipse chasers dating back to 1999
• Total Solar eclipses - Solar eclipse maps from Ole's astronomy site

Specialist Tour Operators

• Astro Expeditions
  Specialized tours to Annular and Total Solar Eclipses. Also offers a tour to Libya for the Geminid Meteor Shower in 2009.

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