-: We're just handing out glasses for the eclipse
so that students can protect their eyes.
Got your glasses?
-: I'll take one. Thank you.
(lively music)
-: The cameras have a special filter
that we bought online for eclipses.
-: Providing two of our most popular flavors,
Scarlet and Cream and just regular, plain chocolate.
(lively music)
We have just kind of a standard telescope
and then we've attached a solar filter to it
that's gonna cut down about 99 percent of light
coming through so it's safe to look at.
-: Set, go!
This lesson is about animal camouflaging.
So they're pretending they're predators
and they're getting a chance to get there prey.
-: Hi everybody, welcome to the University of Nebraska,
Department of Physics and Astronomy coverage
of the eclipse.
(lively music)
-: My mom drove out all the way from Denver to come visit
and to watch the eclipse together.
-: Woo!
(lively music)
-: We brought popcorn for this!
-: Where is it?
Oh, there it is.
-: And it's feeling more like night.
(lively music)
It is truly dark like late twilight,
Man: Wow, it's remarkable.
You can hear people cheering from the ballpark.
(cheering)
-: Yeah, yeah, we were here! 2017, let's go!