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Please make sure to protect your eyes if you watch the partial solar eclipse. Share your photos with CNN iReport. (CNN) -- Maybe your mother told you it's not polite to stare. It wasn't safe either, NASA said, for those who looked at Thursday's partial solar eclipse. Don't stare, NASA said. Even at maximum eclipse, a sliver of sun peeking out from behind the Moon can still cause pain and eye damage.