"Optimize Your Eclipse Viewing: Fashion Tips for April 8, 2024"
During the April 8 total solar eclipse, warm colors like red and orange will appear more gray-toned, while shades of green will become more vibrant due to the Purkinje Effect, which affects color perception as light levels change. As the sky darkens, our eyes switch from perceiving colors with cone cells to rod cells, causing reds to fade and greens to pop. This phenomenon can be observed outside of eclipses and is best experienced with a large crowd.