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During the solar eclipse, gaps between tree leaves create multiple crescent projections of the eclipsed sun on the ground. ✍️

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Mark J Parker, Sr1 year ago

Did that July 20 1963 Partial eclipse through “sunscope” By some 12 year old nerd Exactly 6 years later we would walk on moon

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LazyFit1 year ago

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SHRIYA SINGH1 year ago

Pinhole camera effect 🙂

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Shamar D. Bradley1 year ago

Imagine being a caveman and seeing this

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Ken Moore1 year ago

Same results when I walked last week under a really tight and high up canopy in the Pacific coastal forest. Rounded images of the sun were projected through pinholes onto the forest floor rather than irregular images of leafy gaps.

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charles 7141 year ago

classic natural pinhole camera

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Tea1 year ago

Flerfs hate this video

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Cpt.Footrot.1 year ago

I saw this and will never forget it.

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even constant1 year ago

Raindrops keep falling on my head.

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Peter1 year ago

Any small gaps form a miniature lens. Good stuff. If you wear glasses you can leave them on the bedside table and form a lens with your hand to read the clock at night. True story.

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