Unusual shadows during a partial solar eclipse
You don't have to be in the path of totality to enjoy the solar eclipse. During the partial phases, look for eclipse shadows. They form as projections from many objects, even your own hands.
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00:00 You don't have to be in the path of totality to enjoy the solar eclipse.
00:09 Even a partial eclipse has something amazing to watch out for.
00:13 Just take a look at this video.
00:15 Do you notice anything unusual?
00:17 You are looking at hundreds of projections of the solar eclipse itself.
00:22 Think of it as a pinhole projector.
00:24 Light comes through the hole and the sun gets projected on the ground.
00:28 That's exactly what's happening here.
00:30 These are all projections caused by leaves on a tree.
00:34 In a way, they're pinhole cameras.
00:36 You can even get other cool projections from other objects, even your own two hands.
00:41 Look for this amazing phenomenon during the partial phases of the solar eclipse.
00:45 And if you wish to capture this, be sure to adjust your shutter speed based on the brightness
00:50 of the background.
00:52 Most importantly, before you make any plans on a solar eclipse, be sure to check the latest
00:57 cloud forecasts by visiting AccuWeather.com or by downloading the AccuWeather app.
01:02 Reporting for AccuWeather, I'm Brie Guy.
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