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Three ways to watch the solar eclipse safely without glasses
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With solar eclipse glasses in short supply, experts recommend safe, DIY alternatives like pinhole projectors or using a kitchen colander. These methods allow observers to view the eclipse indirectly without risking permanent eye damage.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google George Sandeman The Boston Globe/Getty Images Two girls look through their pinhole boxes during the partial solar eclipse in Boston, USA, in 2017 With some online orders not able to arrive until the end of the week and shops running out of stock, it may be too late to buy eclipse glasses in time for Wednesday.
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