4.2K views · 28 reactions | How to view the eclipse safely: -Use certified eclipse glasses. -Make sure eclipse glasses are pristine with no scratches. -Do not view the eclipse with sunglasses. Receive a complimentary pair of eclipse glasses with General Admission at Carnegie Science Center while supplies last on April 8!  https://bit.ly/3VKSFb9 Please note: Eclipse glasses are SOLD OUT in the XPLOR Store. | Kamin Science Center | Facebook

To safely get a direct view of the eclipse, you'll need solar eclipse glasses. Don't look at the eclipse for extended periods of time with the solar glasses. However, if you haven't been able to get a pair, don't worry! Take a paper plate, poke a hole in it and grab another paper plate and head outside. Once you're outside, put your back to the sun, put the plate with the pinhole in front of your shoulder and the plate without the hole ahead of it. Sunlight will pass through the pinhole, giving