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Harvard team makes solar eclipse accessible to visually impaired

Solar eclipse 2024: What it sounds like

People will be looking to the sky on Monday to witness a total solar eclipse. Others will be listening to it. And to Harvard University astronomers working to transform the rare sight into sound, the eclipse should create a symphony.

Sound device will let the blind experience total solar eclipse | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Allyson Bieryla, the manager of Harvard University s Astronomy Lab and Clay Telescope, was one of many out-of-towners in Little Rock s SoMa neighborhood Sunday afternoon.

Sound device will let the blind experience total solar eclipse | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Allyson Bieryla, the manager of Harvard University s Astronomy Lab and Clay Telescope, was one of many out-of-towners in Little Rock s SoMa neighborhood Sunday afternoon.

Amazing invention of a handheld device now allows blind people to feel and hear the solar eclipse

Over 750 free devices have been distributed to groups hosting eclipse events to make this year's rare solar event more accessible to blind people.