According to NASA, taking a photo of the eclipse "has more to do with the photographer than the camera." Great photos can be ...

Here’s how you can get involved ... not only helps you plan where and when to see the eclipse, it also automates the Android device’s camera during totality. The images taken will be uploaded ...

(WBOY) — The April 8 solar eclipse is fast approaching ... purchase aluminized mylar that can be cut to fit on the lens of any viewing device including cameras, binoculars and telescopes to ...

Teams are starting to analyze data from the total solar eclipse to learn more about the sun’s corona, gravity waves and changes in Earth’s ionosphere.

But perhaps the best known, if rather fiddly, way of watching an eclipse using pinhole projection is to make your own pinhole camera. “If you’re feeling crafty, you can build a box pinhole ...

Another way to watch is to view the solar eclipse with a pinhole camera.” The American Optometric Association has provided a fun DIY pinhole eclipse projector template! “There are two dangers to a ...

"Can't believe the clouds held back," said Laura Ngo, who captured the partial solar eclipse in Witham, Essex, by putting a camera at the back of her telescope. This image of the eclipse was ...