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Make your own Solar Eclipse projector

March 3, 2024
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Ellis Rold
1. You will need: a cereal box, a white piece of paper, scissors, tape, aluminum foil and a pen.

The solar eclipse will take place on April 8th, from 12:20 – 1:44 p.m. in Texas.

The eclipse should not be viewed through bare eyes, sunglasses or any other lenses. Use this guide to create your own projector to view the eclipse safely.

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