Last Minute Effort to View the Solar Eclipse
Mandee Montana
Mandee Montana Published: August 21, 2017
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I've known the Eclipse was coming for months, but I waited till the last minute to figure out how to watch it. Scrambling like me? Here's some help.
If you've got a few spare minutes, a box, tin foil, a push pin, white paper and tape you're in luck. That's all you need to create a quick pin hole projector to watch the eclipse. It's important to note, you should not stare directly at the sun.
I've got to search quickly for these supplies and get started, so I don't miss it. Hopefully you're better prepared than I am, but if not. Watch the video, and we can make our last minute pin hole projector together!
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