How San Diegans can safely watch the Partial Solar Eclipse [Video]

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — San Diegans will be able to partially see the solar eclipse Monday.

From Southern California, the view of the moon is expected to pass in front of the sun starting around 10 a.m. The high peak time is at 11:11 a.m.

Even though San Diegans can only see the sun partially covered between 50 to 60%, it’s still unsafe for people to stare at the celestial phenomenon with their eyes directly.

ISO certified eclipse glasses are recommended.

There are also some creative things people can find at home to safely watch the solar eclipse.

Karla Nafarrate, Marketing and Communications Manager at The Fleet Science Center said, “If you are at home from your kitchen, you can take out a colander and from all of those holes, you can project it on the ground and you will be able to see all of those crescents. Another good thing to take a look at …