The easiest ways to watch the eclipse (without a pinhole viewer or eclipse glasses).
I'm one of the people who is daunted by the idea of making a pinhole viewer. So the following ideas appealed to me (besides watching it on TV!)
STAND WITH YOUR BACK TO THE SUN:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/capital-weather-gang/wp/2017/08/19/cant-find-the-protective-glasses-to-watch-the-solar-eclipse-go-old-school/?utm_term=.170a5b027ec1.
Waffle fingers
If you have nothing handy with which to watch, don’t fret. Use your hands. Make waffle fingers! Look away from the sun and crosshatch your fingers, so they make little holes, so you can project the sun’s rays onto the side of a building or sidewalk. Check these suggestions from the American Astronomical Society. Do not look at the sun through your fingers! Let your fingers work for you and project the sun onto a surface.
Everyday kitchen gadgets work beautifully. Your favorite colander, a flat cheese grater, a serving spoon with small holes all serve to project the sun onto a wall, driveway or cardboard. Do not look at the sun through colanders, graters or slotted spoons! Again, hold up your device and project the sun onto a surface.
Or, stand under a leafy tree and look to the ground. You can see hundreds of eclipse projections right at your feet.
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we're only going to be in the 90% range.
Do you have a GIF for that, too?
I hope everyone enjoys the magic tomorrow 
dozens of little eclipse images!
On my driveway:
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On my deck:
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We also did the colander thing, and that was cool, too.
