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In the aftermath of last weekend's deadly violence in Virginia, no one may be feeling more anger and fear than those who battled the Nazis and those nearly killed by them.
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How to make your own solar eclipse pinhole projector
If you can't get solar eclipse glasses, another way to safely view the phenomenon is through a pinhole projector.
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