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Anonymous No. 16118591

I don't have eclipse glasses. How can I use science to look at the sun today without glasses? I have $3, my laptop, and a few paper clips. Nearest store is 20 miles away and my car isn't getting picked up until Wednesday.
Worst comes to worst I think i can focus on the moon until it blocks the sun to protect my eyes but I want to know other ideas.

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Anonymous No. 16118593

>>16118591
watch a stream of it

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Anonymous No. 16118597

>>16118591
Just look at it

Anonymous No. 16118599

>>16118591
If you have a cardboard box and a sheet of paper, you can make a pinhole camera using the paper clips.

Anonymous No. 16118600

>>16118593
That's not the same thing. I could just watch old eclipse videos if that were the case.

>>16118597
Funny but I know if I look at the sun I will go blind. Looking at the moon might work from what my cousin was telling me.

Anonymous No. 16118602

>>16118599
Pinhole cameras don't let you look at the Eclipse they only reflect it. I want to look at the eclipse.

Anonymous No. 16118603

I googled 'how to look at the eclipse without glasses' and found a way.

Anonymous No. 16118615

>>16118603
Just did this. Apparently can use binoculars and some shading. But I have to be careful because the binoculars focus the sun when used regularly. I think I should be able to use the binoculars backwards and then cover the smaller end with some mesh so the projecting of the shadows lands on the binoculars and reduces the sun glare that comes through the binoculars. Thanks anon!

Anonymous No. 16118626

>>16118591
take a selfie with your cameraphone pointed at the sun

Anonymous No. 16118899

>>16118591
Cellphone camera
Point at the sun, look at the screen.

Anonymous No. 16118939

There's no such thing as an eclipse, it's a NPC mind lole.

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Anonymous No. 16118997

I've never looked at an eclipse without glasses, but...couldn't you just glance at the Sun? With your eyes? I think probably every single human in history has looked at the Sun directly at some point in their lives, then looked away and blinked the spots out of their eyes. I very highly doubt it will cause any significant damage to your eyes to glance for a few moments at it.

Anonymous No. 16119003

Sun is fake you can look at it with bare eyes i did it and nothing happened

Anonymous No. 16119004

>>16118997
Based image, the holocaust did not happen btw.

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Anonymous No. 16119006

I want to use my Ray Bans tho.

Anonymous No. 16119016

>>16118591
Just look at the eclipse, bro.
Just don't overdo it.
It'll be fine if you're quick.

Anonymous No. 16119029

can you look through a microwave door while wearing sunglasses?

Anonymous No. 16119351

>>16118997
now that I think about it, I've seen Mussolini with a top hat but not Hitler, how does science explain this?

Anonymous No. 16119363

>>16118591
You can look directly at the eclipse during totality, but If you want to do so before hand you needed pinhole camera or welders goggles