Observing the eclipse safely

Lewis Mackay, a science communicator at the Planétarium, explains how to observe the solar eclipse on April 8 without burning the eyes, using direct and indirect methods.
Here are some useful links to help you prepare for this phenomenon:
Making an eclipse box: espacepourlavie.ca/en/eclipse...
Map of the eclipse’s local circumstances: www.eclipsequebec.ca/cartes/
Event organized by Espace pour la vie in partnership with Parc Jean-Drapeau for the April 8 solar eclipse: comm-espacepourlavie.ca/eclip...
To learn more about eclipses: espacepourlavie.ca/en/eclipse...
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[@kurthibchen6594]

Great presentation Lewis. The information is clear and concise and expertly delivered with a touch of humor. And all in one take! You seem to be a very good science communicator. Thank you!

[@julienkaram21]

Can we observe it from anywhere in Montreal or we have to be in a specific place? Thank you!

[@jennifercarlick4398]

Lewis my teachers your brother😂😂😂