PinHole cameras offer safe eclipse viewing at home
The Canadian Press outlines a safe indirect method to observe the solar eclipse using a pinhole projector made from common items. Experts note this avoids direct sun viewing and provides a simple way for families to watch the event with cardboard boxes, foil and paper.
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Eclipse event set for Monday afternoon at Hillcrest Park
Science North will provide information and eclipse glasses at Hillcrest Park with a Lakehead Region Conservation Authority booth. The eclipse begins 1 59 p m reaches maximum at 3 10 p m and ends 4 10 p m. Observers should use approved glasses or pin hole methods and ensure welding filters are shade No 14 or higher.
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Sign on Highway 11/17 Brings Nipigon Residents a Smile
Motorists entering and leaving Nipigon on Highway 11 17 will likely smile at a sign seen when leaving Nipigon near Stillwater bridge. A second sign on the bridge’s west side draws chuckles from locals as they pass.
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Keewatin-Patricia schools plan safe eclipse viewing
Keewatin Patricia District School Board says most Kenora area public schools will view Monday's solar eclipse under Northwestern Health Unit safety guidelines. Safe eclipse glasses ISO 12312-2 will be used. viewing with naked eye is unsafe. Public schools in Rainy River district will adjust breaks to align with eclipse activities.
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Ear Falls
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Canadian Association of Optometrists
Rainy River
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