Do a quick check of your eclipse glasses before you stare at the sun! If unsure, try a colander, pinhole in a piece of cardboard, or hold your binoculars so the big end points to the sun and the small end points at the ground to get a projection 🧪🔠www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-...
^This^ A guy near us (we’re watching in Indy) just found out the hard way when he looked through his binoculars (on top of his eclipse glasses) at the sun for a couple of seconds and the light melted holes in the film. (He thinks he turned his head before he did any damage to his eyes.)
