Christopher Hope puts kitchen colander viewing method to the test ahead of biggest solar eclipse in decades

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Christopher Hope puts kitchen colander viewing method to the test ahead of biggest solar eclipse in decades

Christopher Hope tried out an unusual method for safely viewing next month's partial solar eclipse after experts suggested using a kitchen colander as a makeshift viewing device. Speaking to space and planetary scientist Andy Lound, the GB News Political Editor held up a household colander and a sheet of paper in the studio as he attempted to recreate the phenomenon. The scientist explained that sunlight passing th…