The simplest and safest way of watching the eclipse is with a pinhole projector. All you need is two pieces of cardboard roughly about 12 inches by 12 inches. Using a pin, make a clean hole in the center of one of the cardboards. Do not make the hole too […]

The total solar eclipse that passed over Argentina and Chile on July 2 has triggered the arrival of a lunar eclipse. According to EarthSky.org website, the two eclipses always come in pairs within a fortnight, about two weeks. Earlier this year partial solar eclipse happened on January 6 and it […]