Another way that we can make a pinhole projection device ahead of the upcoming total solar eclipse is by using a cardboard tube. Jacqueline Thomas shows how.

Another way to make a pinhole projector includes a box, tape, scissors, foil and paper. Find a cardboard box you can comfortably place over your head.

The projector makes it safe to observe the solar eclipse if you don't have eclipse glasses. All you need to do is take a piece of cardboard, cut an inch square in the middle, tape foil over the ...

With this method, you can safely view the eclipse as a projection, no glasses needed. To create a pinhole projector you'll need a piece of cardboard, something to cut it with, foil and tape.

Pinhole projector diagram What you’ll need: Long cardboard box (such as a cereal box) White paper (the sturdier the better) Scissors Tape Aluminum Foil A sharp object to make a small hole (pin ...

From watching the light pass through tree leaves to peering into a modified cereal box. Here's how to view the 2024 solar eclipse without glasses.

From watching the light pass through tree leaves to peering into a modified cereal box. Here's how to view the 2024 solar eclipse without glasses.

Once outside, angle the box so the light travels through the hole and onto the back side of the cardboard to show the sun. NASA has a video tutorial to make a pinhole projector, and you can also ...

If you want to view the April 8 total solar eclipse, you'll need to take some safety measures to protect your eyes.

Can I watch the 2024 Great American Eclipse using a cereal box? You can use a cereal box or a piece of cardboard to create a pinhole projector, which can be used to create a small image of the sun.