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What does a hephoscope do?

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∙ 16y ago
Updated: 6/26/2024

A hephoscope is a type of instrument used for viewing either solar or lunar eclipses. It allows observers to safely watch these celestial events by projecting an image of the Sun or Moon onto a screen without looking directly at the sun.

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