A. There are ways to view the total solar eclipse if you do not have access to NASA certified glasses or viewers. You can project the eclipse onto cardboard or another solid surface to view it indirectly. A sun safe projector can be made utilizing binoculars or a telescope, a tripod, duct tape, a sheet of white paper and cardboard. You can also use pinhole projection, where you use a material such as paper, with a small hole and watch beneath it to view the progression of the eclipse.  If you are in the path of totality, it is safe to look up without glasses during totality. You will want to be extra sure that you are within the window of totality to avoid risking damage to your vision. Be sure to look away before the end of totality.