, and there's an industry that helps you climb mount everest. there are sherpas or the local mount near people -- mountaineer people, and they will carry your stuff for you, your backpack, extra oxygen. because if you're above 8,000 feet, thin air is very dangerous. they will carry oxygen. so it all sounds great. you're empowered to climb mount everest. but the problem is you haven't really had the time to learn. if you've got the sherpas carrying all your stuff, right, and you get above 8,000 feet, and if nothing goes wrong, great. but oxygen tanks malfunction, the weather turns, there's some queuing because so many people are climbing, and you kind of have temperature issues. if you haven't climbed ten mountains before and if you haven't learned how to be a mountaineer and you find yourself above 8,000 feet with the help of sherpas, you're in trouble. and, in fact, i started using this metaphor, and right after i started using the metaphor, there were a lot of deaths on everest, and i thought maybe you should stop using this metaphor. but then

first it is happening and it's one of those things why do people climb mount everest and go to the grand canyon, because it's there and it's one of those things you should see in your life and now we have this one that's coming across the u.s. and it's an opportunity to engage with people in science in an atypical way. i'm guessing a lot will not see me as the stereotypical image. most people have ideas and we can really draw on getting people excited about science and then what we need right now. >> what do you hope people learn or take away from monday's total solar eclipse? >> overall, what i would like people to see is the world is an amazing place. this is a way of drawing them into that. what will people see? >> it depends on where they are because the country will see a partial eclipse but let's concentrate on the path of totality. if you are on this band that goes from oregon to south carolina 70 miles wide. in the last 20 minutes of the partial eclipse it moves right before that about 20 minutes out the sky is going to go to dusky colors that start behaving weirdly in the final

first of all, it's happening, and it's one of those things, why do people climb mount everest. why do they want to go to the grand canyon question because it's there and you can and it's one of those things you should see in your life. now we have this one that's coming across the u.s. and it's an opportunity to engage with people in science in an atypical way. people have a view of science. and guessing many see me as a stereotypical image of a scientist. most people have ideas about what science is. we can really draw on getting people excited about science. that's something we need right now. >> what you hope people learn or take away from the solar eclipse. >> there's a few different things that i'd like people to learn, but overall i'd like people to see that the world is an amazing place. the universe is an amazing place and occasionally it gives us an amazing show and this is what were going to get to see. i'd like people to get, science is something that influences our lives every single day, and this is a way of drawing into that. >> will people see. >> it depends on e

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