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Artemis II Crew Takes APO Eclipse Glasses to the Moon
Apr 24, 2026 · original
The Ultimate NASA Endorsement From Memphis to the Moon: A rtemis II Crew Makes History with APO’s Safe Solar Eclipse Glasses At American Paper Optics, we have always said that our glasses are “out of this world.” This month, the crew of NASA’s Artemis II mission made that literal. As the four astronauts—Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen—embarked on their historic 10-day journey around the Moon, they carried a piece of Memphis, Tennessee, with them. On April 6, 2026, during their lunar flyby, the crew witnessed a total solar eclipse from space. *Click below to watch a news segment on the Artemis II x American Paper Optics from WREG (News Channel 3): This wasn’t just a first for them; it was a first for humanity. No human had ever witnessed a total solar eclipse from that vantage point, where the Moon appeared large enough to create nearly 54 minutes of totalit
American Paper Optics Wins “2024 Nextdoor Neighborhood Faves” in 8th Annual Local Business Awards
Oct 4, 2024 · original
Memphis, TN (October 4 th , 2024) — American Paper Optics has been named a 2024 Nextdoor Neighborhood Fave business, the annual awards program that recognizes local businesses loved by neighbors. “This year’s Neighborhood Fave businesses represent the outstanding service providers, local spots and eateries that are an essential part of our everyday lives,” said Nirav Tolia, Chief Executive Officer of Nextdoor. “We’re thrilled to celebrate these important members of the community, but more importantly, being a Neighborhood Fave is good for business. Congratulations to all of this year’s winners.” Selected by volume of neighbor ‘Faves’ and recommendations on the platform from the past year, the Neighborhood Faves awards recognizes the most beloved local businesses on Nextdoor. Used by one in three households in the US, Nextdoor is the essential neighborhood network where neighbors, public
A Brief Guide to 3D Glasses
Jun 13, 2024 · original
The human dome (head) functions well as a 3D viewing tool. Seriously. The gap between our eyes allows us to see items in the distance and judge the shape, distance and depth of items in our field of vision. When we look at a picture or a film, we’re generally trapped into a two-dimensional viewpoint because the image was taken with just one camera. However, 3D photos and films are captured from multiple angles. These angles are then superimposed on top of one another. Because the distance between our eyes, noted above, is already a 3D viewer, images and films designed to be seen in three dimensions look fuzzy and off-kilter to our eyes. To make these superimposed images work, we need 3D glasses to create depth and distance. In the world of 3D filmmaking, it’s important to note that some theater owners considered mounting 3D viewers to the floor in front of each theater seat. However, thi
How to Prepare for the Best Solar Eclipse Experience
May 30, 2023 · original
Few things draw attention, like a solar eclipse. This phenomenon occurs when the moon travels between the Earth and the sun. As this happens, the moon creates a shadow on various parts of our planet. This shadow temporarily blocks the sun’s light, with its rays appearing blocked. This is also called an occultation. Long ago, some cultures thought disastrous events would accompany an occultation, but science now understands what causes these events. The next sun shadowing is an excellent opportunity to enjoy this fascinating natural phenomenon while learning more about astronomy. Understanding the sun’s occultation requires seeing it in person. People travel to regions where the sun is obscured for tremendous experiences. Here is what to do. Take Time Off When the sun is shadowed, the entire country experiences partial shadowing. However, totality occurs along a band known as the totality
A BIG SOLAR ECLIPSE IS COMING. GLASSES WERE LIKELY MADE IN BARTLETT
May 19, 2023 · original
Corinne S Kennedy Memphis Commercial Appeal May 19th, 2023 Next year, North America will see one of the largest and most impressive solar eclipses in living memory. And many people will be viewing that celestial phenomenon through specially designed glasses made in the Mid-South. Bartlett-based American Paper Optics is the world’s largest 3D optics company as well as the largest supplier of safe solar eclipse glasses. The company makes all its products in the Memphis area, chief marketing officer Jason Lewin said. The company, founded in 1990, sold 45 million pairs of eclipse glasses before the 2017 solar eclipse and in the run-up to next year’s ― and an annular eclipse, sometimes known as a “ring of fire” eclipse, in the western United States this fall ― the company hopes to sell upward of 75 million pairs. A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun,
Countdown at American Paper Optics starts now for 2024 eclipse
Apr 10, 2023 · original
Countdown at American Paper Optics starts now for 2024 eclipse By Jane Roberts , Daily Memphian Updated: April 08, 2023 9:16 PM CT | Published: April 08, 2023 3:03 PM CT A year from today — April 8, 2024 — one of the biggest solar eclipses that many adults will experience in their lifetimes will cross the North American skies. Getting ready for it is nothing short of an Olympic feat for John Jerit, president of American Paper Optics in Bartlett. The company is the largest manufacturer of 3D glasses in the world. “I hope to sell 75 million glasses. We’ve already got orders shipped or sold (for) 26 million,” he says, against a sea of 3D glasses staring a vacant gaze across his showroom. There are glasses with a cutout of the moon moving into the sun; another pair is framed with a die-cut cowboy hat tilted at a rakish angle. And then there are the colors and the branding for planetariums, z
The History of 3D Technology
May 25, 2022 · original
Watching movies and television in the third dimension may seem like a thing of yesterday. However, stereoscopic technology, or the technique of creating a third dimension, is ancient. The technology was discovered in 1838 by Charles Wheatstone. In his research, Wheatstone described 3D as the observation that two different images are projected on the eye’s retinas when one object is seen. Even though he invented the first device to recreate 3D images, Wheatstone was not the first person to look at the possibility of this technology. In the third century BC, Euclid discovered that the right and left eyes view an image slightly differently. The first glimpse of 3D motion occurred between 1850 and 1860 when various people started combining machines that would display a series of images quickly and stereoscopic photography to create a moving 3D image. Louis Ducos du Hauron, a French scientist
How the Human Brain Sees 3D
Jul 19, 2021 · original
As a general rule, we humans don’t have to think much if at all about our depth perception. We often take for granted that if we reach for something, it is in that general vicinity, if we take a step down, the ground is about where we expect it to be, and so on. If you know anything about how the brain works or if you’ve been paying attention at your last eye appointment, you may know that the way our vision works is by receiving light in our eyes which then gets reflected and reformatted (backward and upside down) as an image in the brain. But did you know that these images recorded through our retinas only have the capability to be represented in 2D? That’s right! The retinas’ detailed re-picturing occurs as a fully two-dimensional process, including length and width, but lacking depth. How then is it possible for us to perceive distance with relative accuracy? How is it that the brain
About face: Bartlett firm makes shields to cope with COVID-19
Aug 3, 2020 · original
By Tom Bailey Updated: July 15, 2020 1:10 PM CT | Published: July 15, 2020 4:00 AM CT (DAILY MEMPHIAN) Sales of its traditional products crippled by COVID-19, a Bartlett company has pivoted to start manufacturing something people – especially students – may need during a pandemic: Face shields. They are the clear-plastic, curved coverings that are especially prevalent among front-line medical workers who treat patients infected with COVID-19. American Paper Optics for 30 years has been making inexpensive, specialty glasses. Some glasses allow people to safely view a solar eclipse. Some create fun patterns when wearers look at Christmas lights or fireworks. And many are made with colorful graphics or promotional logos for companies. The pandemic has cut sales of those products by 80%, American Paper Optics president John Jerit said this week. The company has imposed an across-the-board, 5
Eclipse Guide
Jul 24, 2020 · original
Types of Eclipses Explained Seeing an eclipse could be one of the most memorable experiences of your life, especially if you’re viewing a total or annular solar eclipse. However, there are several different types of eclipses, and each of them offers a very different experience. Find out more about each type of eclipse below. 1. Total Solar Eclipses One of the most magnificent and well-known types of solar eclipses, the total solar eclipse occurs when the moon moves in front of the sun from our vantage point during this event and completely covers the sun. Day suddenly turns to night as the shadow of the moon passes over the Earth’s surface. Sunlight begins to take on a dramatically different quality just before the sun is covered by the moon, and after totality occurs, the sky will become dark enough for stars to become visible. If the sky is clear and the eclipse itself is visible, you’

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