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ICONS with the help of staff from our institute, organized a setup with telescopes in the picnic area outside our building to observe the solar eclipse using its projection through the eyepiece on a screen. We also brought special filters so that people could look directly at the sun.
Even though it was a cloudy day, we had few chances to see the eclipse and get excited by this unique astronomical event.
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