Build your own solar eclipse viewer with a cereal box: Easy DIY instructions Homemade pinhole eclipse viewers an alternative to fancy glasses for viewing solar eclipse on April 8.

How to build cereal box solar eclipse viewer. Trace the bottom of the cereal box on a white piece of paper. Cut out the traced rectangle. Put the cut-out flat against the bottom of the cereal box.

These bike reflectors, found in packs of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes during the 1980s and 90s, were among the most practical cereal box gifts ever given away. They came in the shape of the famous Kellogg’s ...

When walking down the cereal aisle, the best line of defense for children and adults may be to avoid eye contact … with the cereal box characters. It's nothing new that items are strategically ...

Materials needed to build a cereal box pinhole viewer include: A ... Visit NASA.gov for more information about the solar eclipse and the cereal box viewer. Can you take a picture of the solar ...

Duane Dimock once paid $450 for a box of cereal. But this wasn’t the makings of a week of very expensive breakfasts: Rather, it was the box itself that he was after. Dimock belongs to a small ...

Duane Dimock once paid $450 for a box of cereal. But this wasn't the makings of a week of very expensive breakfasts. Rather, it was the box itself that he was after. Dimock belongs to a small ...

Here's what to know about building your own eclipse viewer. How to build your own eclipse viewer One method simply involves two sheets of sturdy white paper, a cereal box and another sheet of paper.