And it's not a new high-tech gadget or a DIY science experiment – it's your kitchen colander. This everyday item, often relegated to draining pasta, has a hidden power for solar eclipse viewing.

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12"h x 17.75"w (sight) 21.25"h x 27.25"w (frame) ...

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