🔭Creating a pinhole sun viewer is a simple and fun craft project that anyone can do.
🌞With a pinhole sun viewer, you can safely observe the sun and even capture interesting images.
📸Using a magnifying lens can enhance the image and make it easier to view.
🌍The pinhole sun viewer is not only useful for observing solar events but also for taking unique pictures.
⚠️Remember to use caution and never look directly at the sun with your naked eyes.
Can children do this craft project?
—Yes, this craft project can be done by children with adult supervision.
What materials do I need for the pinhole sun viewer?
—You will need empty Pringles cans, Dixie cups, tin foil, parchment paper, duct tape, scissors, a magnifying lens, and a pushpin.
Is the magnifying lens necessary?
—While not necessary, the magnifying lens can enhance the image and make it larger.
Can I use the pinhole sun viewer to take pictures?
—Yes, you can use the pinhole sun viewer to take unique pictures, such as capturing an airplane crossing the sun.
Is it safe to look at the sun with a pinhole sun viewer?
—Yes, a pinhole sun viewer allows you to safely view the sun without harming your eyes.
00:05Welcome to Cody'sLab. Today's video is about building a pinhole sun viewer.
00:19This craft project is easy to do and perfect for kids.
01:11The pinhole sun viewer involves using empty Pringles cans, Dixie cups, tin foil, parchment paper, duct tape, scissors, a magnifying lens, and a pushpin.
02:36Once assembled, the pinhole sun viewer allows you to safely observe the sun and even capture interesting images.
05:20The pinhole sun viewer can also be used to take unique pictures, such as an airplane crossing the sun.
06:31Remember to use caution and never look directly at the sun with your naked eyes.
