A solar eclipse is a natural phenomenon where in the moon passes between the sun and earth. Partial solar eclipse occurs when only a part of the sun is covered by the moon.

Using x-ray films, sunglasses and watching the reflection in a basin filled with water is NOT advised by the PAGASA when viewing a solar eclipse as these methods would only ruin the eyes. According to PAGASA he safest method would be through projecting the sun onto a white piece of paper or a card using a pair of binoculars (with one of the lenses covered), a telescope, or another piece of cardboard with a small hole of about one millimeter in diameter.

I won’t miss this phenomenon. My binoculars are ready, all I have to do now is wait