CLEAN : Selfie generation warned over eclipse peril

The video tutorial emphasizes the dangers of looking directly at the sun during an eclipse, which can cause permanent retinal damage. It advises using indirect methods, such as a pinhole projector, to safely observe the eclipse. Additionally, it warns against taking selfies during the event, as this could inadvertently lead to direct sun exposure.

What are the risks associated with looking directly at the sun during an eclipse?

What happens to the retina if someone looks directly at the sun during an eclipse?

Why is it important to avoid looking directly at the sun even when it is partially covered by the moon?

Explain the indirect method of observing an eclipse mentioned in the text.

What precautions should be taken when trying to take a selfie during an eclipse?