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Hey, listeners, as you may have noticed, we've been pretty excited about the eclipse over here at

Scientific American.

I am super excited. I've got my eclipse pants on, guys.

Lee, I'm pretty sure you're supposed to be wearing eclipse glasses. You can actually wear your

usual pants. But the email I got specifically said Eclipse pants.

Yeah, you've been led astray.

Your eyes are going to be burning and everybody's going to be laughing at your pants.

Oh, no.

Well, we know that you're probably just about ready to hear about some other cool science.

So we're capping off our pre-Eclipse coverage with one last

little solar symposium. Today, we're talking about three times eclipses have totally transformed

science. I'm Rachel Feltman, a new member of the Science Quickly team. I'm Clara Mosco, it's an old

member of the Science Quickly team. I'm Clara Mosco, it's an old member of the Science Quickly team.

I'm Lee Billings, and I am also a bit long in the tooth.

But maybe we're at the point where everything old becomes new again.

Yeah, I'm going to go with that.

You guys are too much.

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