Key Biscayne's Citizen Scientist Project

A few examples of the pinhole effect and one picture from my camera where it had its own weird effect.

Make sure you’re prepared for today’s SOLAR ECLIPSE! The next one visible from Florida will not be until August 12, 2045! Today, the eclipse will begin at 1:47 p.m. and reach its maximum coverage of 56% of the Sun at 3:01 p.m. (as seen from Miami according to Eclipse2024.org). The eclipse will end at 4:13 p.m. Even though we are not in the path of totality, people should still take every precaution while viewing it. Even a partial eclipse can cause damage to the eyes, so specialized eye protection should be worn throughout the entire event. Also, keep an eye out for interesting eclipse-related happenings, such as changes in animal behavior or the pinhole effect as light filters through the trees during the eclipse!