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This series was the most watched academic series of videos posted by UO on single topic. This series shows how a training in design psychology helps one identify what exactly people are missing in scientific communication and how to help a scientist explain concisely what people really need and want to know. 



How dark will it get in my town? 

 It will get darker and duskier everywhere,
​but it’s complicated because of how our eyes adjust to light . . . 



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​If I am not at totality, what will I actually see? 

You will see shadow effects and the crescent sun, both amazing things
​are part of the partial eclipse that everyone will see to some degree . . .  
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What if it’s cloudy during the Eclipse? 

​Sadly, if it’s overcast, it’s over, with a few exceptions . . .




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I keep hearing about Bailey’s Beads and the Corona, what are they?

​Bailey’s Beads are produced by light going through mountains on the moon!
And the usually invisible
corona ​ is an aura of plasma that surrounds the sun . . . 
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Do I really need solar glasses? Where do I get good ones? 
 
Yes, you need to wear glasses, you are never supposed
to look at the sun, the Eclipse is no different . . .





Produced by
Troy Campbell


Production team 
Molly Blancett, Dusty Whitaker, Travis Worrell, Travis Straus

Talent
Professor Scott Fisher


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