With tomorrow's highly anticipated eclipse just around the corner, it's important to remember that viewing the sun directly can be harmful to your eyes without proper protection. If you don’t have certified glasses or viewers on hand, there are safe and simple ways to indirectly view the eclipse using a pinhole projector.
A pinhole projector can be easily created by punching a hole through an index card. To use it, stand with your back to the sun and hold up the card. The pinhole will project an image of the crescent or ring-shaped sun onto the ground or other surfaces. It's crucial to never face the sun and look directly at it through the pinhole to avoid any potential eye damage.
