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What is the safest way or method to observe a solar eclipse?
 
  a. using a telescope
 b. wearing sunglasses
 c. by observing with your naked eyes
 d. through a pinhole projection
 e. through a UV filter held up to the sky

Question 2

How many Saros cycles does it take for the same eclipse to occur at about the same location on Earth?
 
  a. one cycle
 b. three cycles
  c. 18 cycles
 d. 22 cycles
 e. 54 cycles



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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