Question by O: How does one use x-ray film to watch a solar eclipse
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I thought that the film should be exposed, not developed. What is it about the film that protects us? The silver?
Best answer:
Answer by mike1942f It has to be developed - it is a nearly opaque material that blocks most of the sun.
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A spectacular solar eclipse treated skywatchers around the world to dazzling celestial views Sunday (May 20), as the moon wandered between Earth and the sun,...
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
How does one use x-ray film to watch a solar eclipse
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