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SIU team uses low-tech sun funnel to capture unique eclipse image - Vimarsana News

SIU team uses low-tech sun funnel to capture unique eclipse image

Researchers at SIU recently used a safe, low-tech way that combines a common household item with a telescope to capture a unique image of a total solar eclipse.

Source: wsiu.org
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Jiritsu Raises $10.2M in Funding

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SIU team captures rare image of total eclipse - Vimarsana News

SIU team captures rare image of total eclipse

Looking directly at the sun is almost never a good idea, but researchers at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale recently used a safe, low-tech way that combines a common household

Rubu' Qarn Foundation sets youth on a journey of space exploration - UAE - Emirates24 - Vimarsana News

Rubu' Qarn Foundation sets youth on a journey of space exploration - UAE - Emirates24

Rubu’ Qarn Foundation for Creating Future Leaders and Innovators announced the launch of its unique Space Rover Prorgamme under its STEM track for participants aged 16 and above, occurring from 16th September until 12th November 2023. Simultaneously, a de

SIU team uses low-tech sun funnel to capture unique eclipse image - Vimarsana News

SIU team uses low-tech sun funnel to capture unique eclipse image

Looking directly at the sun is almost never a good idea, but researchers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale recently used a safe, low-tech way that combines a common household item with a telescope to capture a unique image of a total solar eclipse.

Source: siu.edu