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I'm Clara Moskowitz, and this is Science Quickly.

I'm here in South Texas, hoping to catch a glimpse of the eclipse this afternoon.

The feeling of a total solar eclipse is intense, and the sights, sensations, and emotions can overwhelm you even if you think you know what's coming.

And so I sat down with Kate Russo, a psychologist, author, an eclipse chaser, who's seen

13 total solar eclipses over the last 25 years to talk about what to expect.

She explains the experience of an eclipse in 4 minutes and 25 seconds, the exact length of

totality here where we are in Texas.

I started chasing eclipses in 1999, and since I became so obsessed with them, I've tried to see

every single one that I can.

A total solar eclipse happens once in every 18 months.

Somewhere around the world, we have to chase them.

And so I try and get into the path every single time.

And so that's the default setting.

I will always try and be there.

But, you know, sometimes life happens.

Sometimes the circumstances means that you can't travel. You have to miss it. But you know, sometimes life happens. Sometimes the circumstances

means that you can't travel. You have to miss it. It might be too expensive. So I have missed one or two

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