Eclipse Day Fun: Making a Pin Hole Viewer
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2017
- Eclipse glasses are a great way to observe a solar eclipse, but what if you don't have a pair? Find out how to easily make an eclipse-perfect pin-hole viewer with common household items.
Activity Link: eclipse2017.nso.edu/making-a-p...
*Caution: never look at the Sun THROUGH the pinhole viewer. Use this to project an image of the sun onto another surface to look at indirectly.
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On August 21st 2017, every state in the US will experience a solar eclipse. Here we will discuss some of the basics you'll need to know if you are planning or helping to coordinate an eclipse event, or if you'd like to know a little bit more about what to expect.
The National Solar Observatory is sponsored by the National Science Foundation. Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
For more information, visit eclipse2017.nso.edu
The BEST and most simple directions for this tool. Thank you.
Seems to me when I was a kid I made one of those box viewers. while the eclipse was happening I discovered I could see the reflection of the sun and the eclipse much better in a puddle.
2:55 is when it starts
This was a very fun video as well as being scientific. I really enjoyed the creative ways that you can make a pinhole viewer in do many ways Thank You So Very Much 👍😊
Whoa, here I am reading these, thinking they're from now, 2024, lol.
I don't know if this question has already been asked but, if we can't find the eclipse glasses you mentioned that we could use welders glasses, what should we be looking for if we decide to purchase the welders glasses as an alternative? Thank you in advance for your response.
Shade 12 to Shade 14. Get the 4.5" x 5.25" glass if you can. If not you'll have to use 2" x 4.25" size. You'll probably need to tape some cardboard around the edges of the glass to block out any peripheral sunlight. That is assuming that you don't have access to a welders hood.
What part of Ireland are you from
Hat about using welders glass over binoculars ?
The lens must be # 13 or 14. NASA says 12 and up. Good luck finding those at this date though.
2 mins in and her voice made me want to stare into the sun u til Im dead!
For the love of God just tell us!!!
Judy Lucarelli 98
Cant wait!
If you can dodge a kettlebell...
Well that defeats the purpose of you csnnot view it doesnt it ,
All i wanna know is will i be able to see nihibaru and the 3 sound missiles nasa will be ahooting into the upper atmosphere
Me too
Or just watch the TV and bed amused. I'm just hoping people use common sense as to other things. Geesh it's not the second coming, well it could be
The Liberal lame-brains are in big trouble... LoL
Shutupyouwanttheworldtodie
What about my dog? Can you sun damage his eye?
Lx Beltran I read that animals know by instinct not to look directly in the sun, so you don't need to worry. Your dog might think it's dusk and nighttime though and start preparing for bed when it gets dark during the day, if you're in the path of totality.
Yes! It is the same with all animals.[Citation Needed]
I just purchased polarized sunglasses for each of my family members...we are so excited to watch the eclipse, especially my twins....once in a lifetime experience
Misses Noitall polarized sunglasses are not enough, you would need certified solar eclipse glasses, welders glasses #14, or make this pinhole viewer. observing without the correct glasses will cause damage to your retina, damage is not reversable.
Yes, don't even think about just using polarized glasses. Much, much too dangerous. Only what @fishalope5, above, said.
Your better using the cereal box technique this is dumb
I'm confused about why we can't look at the eclipse without safety precautions?? Would someone for sure get injured or do they just not want us to take the chance and what would the injury be??
1981amillia Because it can pernamently damage part of your retina, and it MAY cause you to be blind.
You'll get blind
you kill small pieces of your Retina, know as retinopathy.
1981amillia you would go blind . Its because there is a part in your eyes that filter light and turn them to energy and send them to the brain ( according to the video I watched ) . when you look at something like the sun with lots of lights , there is too much energy and your eye reacts to that and I can't remember how but it can lead to blindness .
1981amillia Scientists just confirmed ALL Liberals can in fact look at the sun the entire time...ONLY LIBERALS!
is it ok to just where sunglasses ❓
Claudia Castillo no sunglasses are NOT good enough. Not even polarized ones. You need solar viewing glasses (I.e. Eclipse glasses) or a pinhole viewer to safely view the eclipse. If you are on the path of totality, you need safety viewers for the partial phases before and after totality and you can only look directly at the sun with no protection during the 2 minutes of totality. If you're not on the path of totality then you need safety viewers the entire time. You can use this info graphic to help understand what safety measures you need and when: eclipse2017.nso.edu/site/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/what-to-expect-2.pdf
Claudia Castillo shut up stuipid
Senetria Williams you're the stupid one. You can't even spell a three year old word!
Stop looking!! •
thanks 😊
Stop looking!! • 2 minutes ago that person first language is not English
You want to be blind
The word is"creScent," NOT cresZent!" There is no letter "Z" in the word "crescent" and throughout the entire video she pronounced it as if it were "creZZent!!!" It drove me quite mad! It's also as if she only made one end of the pinhole viewer but not the other! I've looked at quite a few others and they all had a box or tube!
You talk to long, get to it...........
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............still waiting 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄nvr mind🌚🌚🌚🌚🌚