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| - Eyewear is a category of equipment worn on the eyes.
- Eyewear is a category of clothing.
- "Eyewear" is a short story by Harry Turtledove, published in Golden Reflections (Baen February, 2011). This volume collects The Mask of the Sun by Fred Saberhagen, as well as seven short stories set in the same universe as Saberhagen's work. Three years later, Estevánico, having been pursued by the Aztec, joins the Coronado expedition for the Seven Cities of Gold. During this trip, the eyewear is stolen from Estevánico, and he is subsequently killed by the Zuni at Hawikuh. The story ends with the Tewa Po'pay finding the eyewear in 1679, while Esperanza watches on.
- Several Humans at Gilgo Beach wore sunglasses in 2354 when Benjamin Sisko met his future wife Jennifer there. (DS9: "Emissary") Beverly Crusher and Guinan wore sunglasses in the Dixon Hill holonovel. (TNG: "The Big Goodbye" , "Clues" ) While stranded in 2063, Geordi La Forge wore sunglasses to hide his eyes from the local residents. (Star Trek: First Contact)
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| - Eyewear is a category of equipment worn on the eyes.
- Eyewear is a category of clothing.
- "Eyewear" is a short story by Harry Turtledove, published in Golden Reflections (Baen February, 2011). This volume collects The Mask of the Sun by Fred Saberhagen, as well as seven short stories set in the same universe as Saberhagen's work. "Eyewear" is a secret history (as opposed to an alternate history) in which the historical Moorish slave, Estevánico, one of the four survivors of Pánfilo de Narváez's failed 1527 expedition to Florida, gains possession of a version of the Mask of the Sun. The story opens in 1536, with the four making their way across the Sonoran Desert. One night, Estevánico finds eyewear akin to spectacles. When worn, the eyewear "suggests" the way back to civilization. Soon, Estevánico and his fellow survivors make their way to Culiacán and safety. Along the way, Estevánico receives oblique guidance by a time-traveler named Esperanza, a character from Saberhagen's work. While Esperanza cannot advise Estevánico too directly, he can make suggestions, although he is able to warn Estevánico of the Aztec, who, in another timeline, were able to defeat Hernán Cortés. As in The Mask of the Sun, Esperanza frequently vanishes and reappears, as some force seeks to prevent paradoxes in the time-stream. Three years later, Estevánico, having been pursued by the Aztec, joins the Coronado expedition for the Seven Cities of Gold. During this trip, the eyewear is stolen from Estevánico, and he is subsequently killed by the Zuni at Hawikuh. The story ends with the Tewa Po'pay finding the eyewear in 1679, while Esperanza watches on.
- Several Humans at Gilgo Beach wore sunglasses in 2354 when Benjamin Sisko met his future wife Jennifer there. (DS9: "Emissary") Beverly Crusher and Guinan wore sunglasses in the Dixon Hill holonovel. (TNG: "The Big Goodbye" , "Clues" ) While stranded in 2063, Geordi La Forge wore sunglasses to hide his eyes from the local residents. (Star Trek: First Contact) While on a beach somewhere on Earth to meet up with Deanna Troi in 2377, Reginald Barclay wore a pair of sunglasses with an second pair of protective lenses attached to them to give his eyes additional protection from the sun. (VOY: "Inside Man")
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