Did You Watch The Solar Eclipse?

Former Monte Sereno mayor Curtis Wright watched Sunday afternoon's eclipse in an interesting manner—through the canopy of the trees in his backyard.

He reported he could see lots of small crescents showing how the moon was crossing in front of the sun blocking some of its disk from view.

At home, my son made a pinhole camera, with the help of the Chabot Space Science Center, rolling over a rectangular piece of paper, covering one end with foil and the other with tracing paper.

With the tube pointed at the sun on our front driveway, a pinhole he had pierced through the foil projected a tiny spot of light, which was the image of the sun!

He marveled as the spot of light changed shaped during the eclipse, from a simple round disk, to a crescent.

What about you? Please add your photos of the eclipse to this article and share your experience with us in the comments. Thanks!