Eclipse How to make an eclipse box If you are viewing in the app, click here to view the full story. An eclipse box is a simple and inexpensive way to safely view a solar eclipse.

If you are viewing in the app, click here to view the full story. Don't have eclipse glasses? No worries – you can still view the eclipse with a do-it-yourself eclipse box.

If you are viewing in the app, click here to view the full story. Don't have eclipse glasses? No worries – you can still view the eclipse with a do-it-yourself eclipse box.

How to make your own solar eclipse viewer Even though Georgia is not in the path of totality, you don't want to miss the partial eclipse on April 8. You can start preparing now for a safe viewing.

There are other iOS apps that use augmented reality to simulate the eclipse, but they’re pricier and not yet on the society’s list. How can I take a great photo of the eclipse?

Powered by the app iNaturalist, Life Responds invites eclipse watchers to document how plants and animals react to the unusual midday darkness.

If you are viewing in the app, click here to view the full story. Don't have eclipse glasses? No worries – you can still view the eclipse with a do-it-yourself eclipse box.

With many Americans in the path of totality struggling to get their hands on solar eclipse glasses, you can create your own pinhole projector following these steps!

The app features interactive eclipse tracking maps, live streams, close-up views of the sun, a massive video library, guidelines on how to protect your eyes and more.

In this edition of Mobile Astronomy, we'll cover what apps to download for the Aug. 21 solar eclipse and how to make the most of this once-in-a-lifetime experience.