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The National (Scotland)
The National (Scotland)
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Macaully Moffat

How to make a pinhole projector to view the solar eclipse amid shortage of glasses

With solar eclipse glasses increasingly harder to find, here is how you can make a pinhole projector to enjoy the event a different way (Image: Getty Images)

PEOPLE across the UK are preparing to enjoy a rare solar eclipse this week, with up to 96% coverage in some areas.

Taking place on Wednesday (August 12) the eclipse will be the most coverage seen in the UK since 1999, when most of Cornwall and Devon experienced total coverage.

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