Witnessing a Solar Eclipse in Our Own Backyard

🔭By utilizing an 8-inch Dobsonian telescope and a projection method, we were able to observe and study the solar eclipse.

🌞We witnessed the presence of sunspots on the Sun during the solar eclipse.

🌌Despite cloud cover, we were still able to experience the eerie darkness during the eclipse.

🌍The solar eclipse is a rare phenomenon that occurs approximately once every hundred years.

😎Through careful setup and use of proper equipment, we were able to view the eclipse safely without risking damage to our eyes.

How did you observe the solar eclipse?

—We used a projection method with an 8-inch Dobsonian telescope to safely observe and study the solar eclipse.

Did you see any sunspots on the Sun during the eclipse?

—Yes, we were able to observe sunspots on the Sun during the solar eclipse.

Was the eclipse visible despite the cloud cover?

—Although there was some cloud cover, we were still able to experience the darkness and the visual effects of the eclipse.

How often does a solar eclipse occur?

—A solar eclipse is a rare event that typically occurs once every hundred years or so.

How did you ensure eye safety while observing the eclipse?

—We used proper equipment, such as a projection method and telescope, to view the eclipse safely and avoid damaging our eyes.

00:00We set up a solar eclipse viewing station in our backyard, using an 8-inch Dobsonian telescope and a projection method.

02:35Despite cloud cover, we were able to observe the solar eclipse in real time and see the moon come into view.

03:59We reached around 80% coverage during the eclipse, experiencing an eerie darkness.

05:33Our region only experienced 80% coverage, but we still captured the awe-inspiring moment.

06:09Despite some cloud cover, we were able to witness the unique phenomenon of a solar eclipse in our own yard.