This is so emotional. Millions of people from all over are going to stop what they are doing and just look up in awe of how spectacular this universe really is. In North Carolina we didn’t get much but it’s great to see it from other part of the world!
Saw this one in person in Texas right in the center. Unless you see this in person there are no words to describe what it is like. What I saw today was the most beautiful & incredible thing I have EVER witnessed. If you haven't seen one of these total solar eclipses, you need to do it in your lifetime. It had a profound impact on me, & I can't quite explain how.
I totally understand the feeling you describe…witnessed Totality today in NW Pennsylvania, and honestly watching this video I started crying like a baby 😂 😭because it just took me back to the intense feelings of wonder that we all experienced✨ I cannot even begin to imagine how to put it into words ❤ Also it was such an existential human experience watching around all of these people who are so different in their views and politics and we all fight with each other so much…but there is something about sharing this intense human experience with each other that is just so connecting ✨
I almost cried when I saw it. So spectacular. It was so nice seeing people stop what they are doing to gather and watch it along side me and my family. Just so grateful for my life and those around me. Greetings from Canada.
I took the day off work, took my kids out of school, got my wife and we drove 2 hours to san saba, tx to see the eclipse from a playground. Was definitely worth everything
I had a whole plan setup. Booked a cabin in Northern Maine. Bought my eclipse glasses and packed everything for the day. 10 minutes before I was supposed to head out, I get the most intense abdominal pain I've ever experienced in my life. Had to call 911 and hours of agony later I find out I have a kidney stone. I didn't get the see the eclpise at all. My hospital room had zero windows and I missed the whole thing. But, it is what it is. I will see the next one in 20 years 🫠🙃
Omg YOU MADE YOUR VERY OWN ECLIPSE INSIDE YOUR BODY!! You're, like, in tune with the universe?! I am so sorry though, I’ve had a kidney stone and I know how truly awful it is. My sympathies. ✌️
STUPID MORTALS. WESTERN SOCIETY IS THE ONLY CILTURE IN THE WORLD THAT CELEBRATES AND ECLIPSE AND ACTUALLY GO OUTDOORS. NOW YOU HAVE TO SUFFER FOR THAT STUPID MOVE MORTAL
Didn’t catch totality this time from NYC but getting so much joy watching these people get it! I’ll never forget taking in totality in 1999 from the middle of the Black Sea!!!!
No,but the magic was in how many came out to watch peacefully, sharing glasses with strangers to see a celestial event even if it wasn’t the magic of totality.
You are so lucky to experience that! The only one in news are those that will fall on land. Most of the total solar eclipses fall on seas, so not everyone is lucky enough to catch them
I went to Ohio with my grandparents to see it and it was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen in my life! It even looked like the northern lights and it might of been even prettier.
Our town reacted very similarly! it was such a beautiful sight! Videos dont do it much justice and we didnt think it would be as beautiful as it is in movies/shows but it is!!! SO worth it! And right in time for my birthday too!!!! :>
I live in Baltimore. And although we only had a 90% eclipse, the eerie feeling of the eclipse still took hold. As we neared our maximum, I noticed as shadows became sharper, the temperature dropped about 5-7 degrees, the breeze picked up, the sky became a deeper blue, colors looked duller, and the sun was a thin crescent! That already wowed me. Can’t wait to experience a total one sometime in the future.
I've seen partials before and this was my first total eclipse. Such a different experience and absolutely amazing to witness. Nothing like a total eclipse.
The next total solar eclipse visible from North America will be in 2033, but only over Alaska. Then in 2044, a total solar eclipse will cross Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, parts of Canada and Greenland. The next total solar eclipse to cross the continental U.S. coast-to-coast will occur in 2045
I drove from Maryland to Ohio to see the total eclipse. I was unprepared for what I saw - words can’t describe it. The most amazing thing I have ever seen in my life.
Yes, Venus and Jupiter were particularly bright. Venus is my favorite planet so it was nice to be able to see it again since right now it's too close to the Sun to be seen normally
I work for Nissan they actually stopped production so we could experience this moment!!!!! It was totally awesome!!!! I’ll never forget this experience!!!!
i saw this in Cleveland today. i really did not think the eclipse would be that crazy??? but this was (and probably always will be) the most magical experience of my life. it was an amazing experience
it's so heartwarming to see and hear all these people cheering for something the universe has to show us! 🥰☀️🌚🌌✨ and that was so cool to watch! I'm in Massachusetts and it got a little interesting here, but nothing close to this! 👍👍
"DO YOU KNOW HOW BIG THE SUN☀️ IS?" 1.3 million Earths🌍 could fit inside the Sun☀️. It may be the biggest thing in this neighborhood, but the sun is just average compared to other stars. Betelgeuse, a red giant, is about 700 times bigger than the sun and about 14,000 times brighter. God almighty says, *“It is He(Allah) who created night and day, the sun☀️ and the moon🌙, each floating in its orbit.”* [Quran, 21:33] Sun’s orbit The belief that the Sun is stationary was widespread amongst astronomers until the 20th century. It is now a well-established scientific fact that the Sun is not stationary, but is moving in an orbit around the centre of our Milky Way galaxy. This fact people came to know recently But Allah Almighty has already informed us in Qur'an 1400 years ago. This is big proof that Qur'an is God's word.
@@annelorelaisison8644 Yes Our Lord Allah has created everything. "DO YOU KNOW HOW BIG THE SUN☀️ IS?" 1.3 million Earths🌍 could fit inside the Sun☀️. It may be the biggest thing in this neighborhood, but the sun is just average compared to other stars. Betelgeuse, a red giant, is about 700 times bigger than the sun and about 14,000 times brighter. God almighty says, *“It is He(Allah) who created night and day, the sun☀️ and the moon🌙, each floating in its orbit.”* [Quran, 21:33] Sun’s orbit The belief that the Sun is stationary was widespread amongst astronomers until the 20th century. It is now a well-established scientific fact that the Sun is not stationary, but is moving in an orbit around the centre of our Milky Way galaxy. This fact people came to know recently But Allah Almighty has already informed us in Qur'an 1400 years ago. This is big proof that Qur'an is God's word.
@@Iamthewarner557 yeah, it's crazy when archeologists and scientists and such find proof that people so long ago knew something the le person could never know!! 🤯 life is an incredible thing!
The 2024 total solar eclipse is so memorable to me. It's the time when I turned 32. What a wonderful gift on my birthday. I know that the LORD GOD will redeem me as he promised through my Lord Yeshua.
Truly sad that your mind isn’t able to shake off the medieval mythology, whe our understanding of reality is so far advanced. O, well. If you have bought a safe and lock up your guns, I guess that’s all we can hope from you. The Crumbey kid’s parents were convicted, you know
I was in a parking lot in Ohio with 20 others. We all cheered too. There is something about this that nobody will understand unless you experienced it too. It was a beautiful day
Back in 2017 during the last eclipse I was in middle school and was able to go outside to see a partial covering, it was as if it was evening with how much sunlight was blocked. Ever since then I swore I would travel to the path of totality for the next one (which happens to fall a month before I graduate) and see it in full. My mom and I drove a few hours and found a good spot to watch with conditions that cleared up just in time. Things went quiet except for the sounds of the animals and there was a strange feeling in the air as the unusual darkness set in, and then we looked up to see the total eclipse in all its glory. At totality it was probably the coolest thing I've ever seen, there was detail in ways I couldn't have even imagined and it completely blew my expectations out of the water. It almost felt surreal and as if you had stepped into another dimension. Pictures seriously do NOT do it justice and if you're ever near the path in the future, go. The partial eclipse is cool, but it has nothing on totality which is just absolutely mesmerizing. It was truly an incredible experience.
My daughter and son-in-law drove me from Southeastern Pennsylvania up to Erie Pennsylvania where there was totality. I am so grateful that they took me. I was 10 years old for the one in 1970 for Long Island New York where I lived. Now this is my second one and it was spectacular. My son-in-law found an isolated place so that we can enjoy the spectacle in peace.
I almost missed it. Was imside working when all of a sudden it went dark outside. Never hopped off my chair faster. Cool experience and I wasn’t even directly in the path of totality. - Ottawa Canada
The sun was over 98% covered where I am. Still a jolly good show. As the shadow crept its last minute or so toward maximum, I could see the staff of a law office, a building demolition crew, folks from a music lesson academy, and the employees of a party store all stop what they were doing for a while to bask outside in the astronomical rarity. But there was still all kinds of traffic rushing by on the road -- drivers that were just so "cool" or "important" that they couldn't pull over in a parking lot and pause for even two or three minutes and join the rest of us basking fools. Hm.
I remember when I was 13 years old, the Solar Eclipse occurred in Europe (1999), and I was told that this happens once every thousand years or so, so I am one of the lucky kids to see this. It was such an amazing moment for me back then.
I own a driving range in Ohio and we had given our customers who came at the time of the eclipse a glow ball and everyone hit them at the same time during totality, it was awesome
If I were seeing an eclipse like this I would really want to be somewhere with other people who wanted to be or somewhere where they were quiet. It’s such a special moment meant for introspection and awe and thought. The screaming and phones held up would really ruin the experience for me.
I understand that. Next time I see one I’d want to be in a forest somewhere alone for sure. 👍🏼 But man, you just can’t help but scream. It’s such a mindblowing sight.
I was shocked to see how dark it got, how razor sharp the ring was, and the sharp bright orange corona spike. No picture I have seen in my life correctly captures the sheer awe. 😱😱💥💥
Even I am not there I felt the goose bumps and the excitement through their reactions when they all screamed so loud. They are so fortunate to witnessed this event.
We all think that life is about how much money we have in the bank, or how much we’re valued at our job, or how big our houses and cars are… but it’s not. It’s moments like this. Collective awe at the beauty of the universe we live in. We are all so little in the grand scheme of things but here we are, for this sliver of time, alive… together.
I live in southern NH and drove north to Pittsburg, NH to see it. Literally one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen. Being able to see solar plasma jets peeking out behind the moon with my own unaided eyes and being able to see the corona of the sun was breathtaking. Totality lasted about 3 minutes and it went way too fast!!! I was so bummed out when it was over but it was an experience I will never forget. I’m 24, and I had never seen one before, so to say my mind was blown is an understatement. On top of that, it was a beautiful, perfectly clear day without a singular cloud in sight. I found a nice, quiet, small parking lot with only around 15 people or so, and hearing the collective cheers and gasps as totality occurred only added to the experience. I’m so glad I was able to catch this amazing event, as the next one in America won’t be until 2044!!
Also from Southern NH. And i traveled to Colebrook for this eclipse. Id say this was a jaw dropping experience but that doesn't do it justice. Somehow it has changed my way of thinking. Don't know if it will wear off in the coming months or not. It is now a happy memory i will never forget.
@@toolsinhand1911 I know exactly what you mean! It gave me a new perspective on everything. Seeing something that incredible just changes you, I feel like. I’m sure it will wane off at some point but I don’t think it will ever truly go away!
If it wasn't for the argon in the earths atmosphere (which is the gas that gives the sky its blue colour due to 'light scattering' of the sun's rays) you would see them in the daytime too.
I loved listening to their reactions! I was 100 miles south of there with my family and we were reacting the same way at that moment. It was absolutely incredible!
My wife and I took time off and had our three grandsons with us to watch it. Seeing as it will not happen here for over 50 years I hope that when they see the next one they will have fond memories of us making it special for them.
IF THIS IS VERY COOL TO WATCH HOW MUCH MORE THE CREATOR OF THIS?? WHAT A MIGHTY & GREAT GOD🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 JESUS CHRIST THE SON OF THE ONE TRUE GOD WE LOVE YOU ❤❤❤❤❤❤
In Greenville, NC-Amazing experience! So jealous of my family in Texas! How amazing. I got goosebumps. So amazing those kids in path of totality will remember this forever
Exactly... knowlege gives people power. For example: fire was considered a god... until man discovered what fire actually is... and so will be for any "god".
I watched it from Meadville, PA. I only saw totality for 1 minute and 30 seconds. But, the little time I had shared with the universe gave me a whole insight into my place in it. I had an ego death without the drugs. I found a sense of peace, of belonging, and understanding of my existence. It’s an experience I will never forget.
Great video! Most don't show how the area looked during the event as they focused on the event in the sky itself. This was cool seeing it look like dusk at mid day.
It was incredible! I am a native Dallasite. I had to watch it through my window, because I had just gotten out of the hospital (pneumonia...im doing better now). Anyway, it was the weirdest, most spectacular thing I have ever seen in my 55 years of life. It went absolutely pitch-black here at around 2pm. I'm so glad that I was able to experience something like this, and also glad that the visitors here got to see it.
It really is a completely different experience seeing a total eclipse. I've seen tons of 70% coverage or 80% or whatever but nothing even remotely compares. It is amazing because even when the sun was like 98% covered it was still pretty bright outside. Then the last like 120 seconds before full total eclipse everything changes outside incredibly fast. Then you can finally look up at the sun without glasses or solar binoculars and you see this absolutely brilliant silver/white ring around the sun with many beams of white light shooting out. It's absolutely jaw dropping. It is night time dark so stars come out. There is even sunset coloring out in the distance. For several minutes it is just the most beautiful thing you could ever see. I was STUNNED
Dallas you saw something truly amazing that I in Saskatchewan will probably never see in my lifetime. I missed the one in 1979. I'm 55 y/o, may not see the one in 2044, which is supposed run through Saskatchewan.
I’m honestly glad I didn’t drive to Dallas. I bet the traffic was insane. I picked a small town in Oklahoma. It was such a cool experience! I’m glad I made the drive. 🥰
Im reminded of 2017 seeing total eclipse with my loved ones in a field in Corvallis Oregon. It is hard to express the weight of the experience. So we just screamed and laughed just like these people haha. The sun looked like an alien planet. And you cant see it here, but the distant horizons looked like a reverse sunset. Life changing beauty.
kia ora from new zealand. Another 4 years until our country is able to see something like this. What an amazing thing to witness. Truly once in a lifetime experience for many.
Got 30% eclipse in Spokane, WA at around 10:30 a.m. local time! Pretty interesting, peering through the sunlight filtering clouds, seeing the sun take the shape of a bitten cookie.
There was one back in 2018-19 I remember because I was at work in the Bay Area and we all went outside and they gave us those special glasses to look at the sun but it never got this dark and it was around 10 in the morning? How come it got darker here?
Btw I gotta admit, it’s crazy how it caught me off guard on how it just seemed the lights were turned off outside. How you could take your eclipse shades off and just in awe. You totally forget about everything else and just stare at it. Once in a lifetime for sure. Insane
It’s like you’re standing in a personal pocket of night. The horizon still glows yellow, but only a thin ring or the sun’s light is visible in the sky. Staring at the eclipse, marveling at the cosmic event, a shine gleams from behind the moon. The most beautiful shine you’ve ever seen. The shine grows, and before your eyes the night turns back into day. Just as quickly as it happened, it’s over. Everyone walks away smiling. It really is an event that can’t be ruined.
I’m from germany so for me it’s 2081.. the last one here was when I was 2 in 1999 so looking at my age I gotta get lucky to get to experience this at all if I’ll still be alive and not blind lol
I was in 88.1 percent and it was amazing. The energy was incredible and the coolness of the air added to the wondermint of the day. We live in a spectacular universe.
OHHH BRUHH!!! I didnt know it became THAT DARK!! that was ALMOST PITCH BLACK!! wow! Now i see y ppl were that excited. I just wish the cam didnt auto-switch to Night Mode, it slightly ruined the fun of looking at the actual dark. Jeez.
This is so emotional. Millions of people from all over are going to stop what they are doing and just look up in awe of how spectacular this universe really is. In North Carolina we didn’t get much but it’s great to see it from other part of the world!
When Trump gets elected it will be the same thing.
I was watching in western NC too, still super cool to see the sliver of sun and weird light
Exactly how I felt here in DFW
Not in the PNW. Too many clouds 😞
We got total coverage in Cleveland OH I watched with my kids
Saw this one in person in Texas right in the center. Unless you see this in person there are no words to describe what it is like. What I saw today was the most beautiful & incredible thing I have EVER witnessed. If you haven't seen one of these total solar eclipses, you need to do it in your lifetime. It had a profound impact on me, & I can't quite explain how.
I totally understand the feeling you describe…witnessed Totality today in NW Pennsylvania, and honestly watching this video I started crying like a baby 😂 😭because it just took me back to the intense feelings of wonder that we all experienced✨ I cannot even begin to imagine how to put it into words ❤ Also it was such an existential human experience watching around all of these people who are so different in their views and politics and we all fight with each other so much…but there is something about sharing this intense human experience with each other that is just so connecting ✨
@@BearScowe It brought my entire community together. Very powerful natural event.
And not even just a human experience…all of the Earth’s creatures experienced it and the birds were singing their night songs…just breathtaking:)
@@BearScowe Birds went nuts over it. Wild animals got real quiet down south.
I was flying out of Dallas right around the time this happened.
I almost cried when I saw it. So spectacular. It was so nice seeing people stop what they are doing to gather and watch it along side me and my family. Just so grateful for my life and those around me. Greetings from Canada.
Lmaooooo want a cookie,
You will also cry during WW3
So Trash🚮🤢🤮🤮🥱🥱🥱🥱
😂😂😂
Bro glazing
took a vacation in Dallas just for this, got incredibly lucky with the cloud cover. once in a lifetime event
Yes me wife n 2 kids were in dallas also. Seem like the clouds moved away just in time for totality. What a experiance!
Once in a lifetime? Solar eclipses happen at least once every 3 years.
Me, too. Was well worth the trip.
I took the day off work, took my kids out of school, got my wife and we drove 2 hours to san saba, tx to see the eclipse from a playground. Was definitely worth everything
Good job brother.
Drove 2 hours for something that was 4 minutes 😂😂
FJB
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@@PearlKittens-dv1sh it's a damn eclipse.....
Coolest thing I've ever seen in my life, and I was able to watch it from my own backyard.
Sooooo lucky 😭😭😭😭😭
me too
Same. I was on the roof lol
You literally get the same effect on a cloudy day if this is the coolest thing you’ve ever seen I feel sorry for you
@@f.a.f.ocalitodewhatsrighti3365its not about the darkness but the way the sun looks. Stop being petty and jealous, and let people enjoy life
It’s crazy how we look back on historical events and wonder what the ppl then were thinking, yet here we are in our very own🥹
Pfft. Whatever. Had this been visible over Europe, it would've been interesting.
@@SpaceCatttttsuch a beta 😂 never heard someone say pfft grow some balls
Fricking sacrifices back then and now cheering lol
Love how primal we are still as a species. Let's get wild!
You realise these happen every 7 years ?
The most amazing thing I have ever seen in my life! What a sight!
hi pretty mommy
@@yosuniibro get therapy
Exactly!
que pasada
It was incredible
I had a whole plan setup. Booked a cabin in Northern Maine. Bought my eclipse glasses and packed everything for the day. 10 minutes before I was supposed to head out, I get the most intense abdominal pain I've ever experienced in my life. Had to call 911 and hours of agony later I find out I have a kidney stone. I didn't get the see the eclpise at all. My hospital room had zero windows and I missed the whole thing. But, it is what it is. I will see the next one in 20 years 🫠🙃
bruh
Omg YOU MADE YOUR VERY OWN ECLIPSE INSIDE YOUR BODY!! You're, like, in tune with the universe?! I am so sorry though, I’ve had a kidney stone and I know how truly awful it is. My sympathies. ✌️
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Alaska has an eclipse in 2033 if you can make it
Alaska and Russia
I was in Tyler, Texas, only about 2 hours east. I’ve never seen or felt the energy of anything like this in my life. Brought me to tears.
STUPID MORTALS.
WESTERN SOCIETY IS THE ONLY CILTURE IN THE WORLD THAT CELEBRATES AND ECLIPSE AND ACTUALLY GO OUTDOORS.
NOW YOU HAVE TO SUFFER FOR THAT STUPID MOVE MORTAL
I had no idea it got so dark, for so long. That's amazing.
Yup for about 4 minutes it was an experience
The temperature drop is also very surprising when you're there. It's literally a life-changing experience.
it was wild.
Allah Forgive us 😢😢🙏🙏
@@societyclub999🙄
Didn’t catch totality this time from NYC but getting so much joy watching these people get it! I’ll never forget taking in totality in 1999 from the middle of the Black Sea!!!!
No,but the magic was in how many came out to watch peacefully, sharing glasses with strangers to see a celestial event even if it wasn’t the magic of totality.
You are so lucky to experience that! The only one in news are those that will fall on land. Most of the total solar eclipses fall on seas, so not everyone is lucky enough to catch them
1:50 Amazing! I live in Detroit, MI. Even though we didn't get 100% totality, it was still an incredible experience.
I live in Indiana, though I only got about 95% of it.
It was 99% in Detroit it was amazing
I saw a crescent sun here in Chicago !
I went to Ohio with my grandparents to see it and it was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen in my life! It even looked like the northern lights and it might of been even prettier.
@@ender-wx5pj good for you!! Hope it was fun!!👍
I love seeing everyone come together for this. The last 4 years have been crazy. God bless you all
Thank you and bless you too ! It was truly amazing. Wish you all the best from Canada
Our town reacted very similarly! it was such a beautiful sight! Videos dont do it much justice and we didnt think it would be as beautiful as it is in movies/shows but it is!!! SO worth it! And right in time for my birthday too!!!! :>
How cool ! Happy birthday 🎂 🥳
Best gift u can ever wish fr happy birthday 😛
I live in Baltimore. And although we only had a 90% eclipse, the eerie feeling of the eclipse still took hold. As we neared our maximum, I noticed as shadows became sharper, the temperature dropped about 5-7 degrees, the breeze picked up, the sky became a deeper blue, colors looked duller, and the sun was a thin crescent! That already wowed me. Can’t wait to experience a total one sometime in the future.
I've seen partials before and this was my first total eclipse. Such a different experience and absolutely amazing to witness. Nothing like a total eclipse.
The next total solar eclipse visible from North America will be in 2033, but only over Alaska. Then in 2044, a total solar eclipse will cross Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, parts of Canada and Greenland. The next total solar eclipse to cross the continental U.S. coast-to-coast will occur in 2045
I’m in Nova and we got the same, it was pretty cool how much people went to the big field in my city
I drove from Maryland to Ohio to see the total eclipse. I was unprepared for what I saw - words can’t describe it. The most amazing thing I have ever seen in my life.
Yes I've say the partial eclipse was kinda freaky to see! I'm down in norfolk and it was wild to see out on the pier.
What truly amazed me is that I was actually able to see a couple of stars (or planets) during totality.
Yes, Venus and Jupiter were particularly bright. Venus is my favorite planet so it was nice to be able to see it again since right now it's too close to the Sun to be seen normally
Yeah you could see Venus in Indiana!
@@notgreg123I came back from venus a fortnight ago😅
yes I was at the cotton bowl event we literally could both planets
@@notgreg123 Venus is your favorite planet? How can any planet but Earth be anyone’s favorite planet?
Cool to see a view of the crowd!! Thanks!!
Lmao
Every station broadcasted a lame livestream of a crowd and I wanted to see an actual eclipse! I had better views from amateurs on Facebook!
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🤣🤣🤣
The native Americans told that to stay indoors that it may cause mentel illnesses and physical in the future
I work for Nissan they actually stopped production so we could experience this moment!!!!! It was totally awesome!!!! I’ll never forget this experience!!!!
So glad you got to experience it!!
i saw this in Cleveland today. i really did not think the eclipse would be that crazy??? but this was (and probably always will be) the most magical experience of my life. it was an amazing experience
I was shocked how dark it got and how long it stayed dark
i wasnt shocked at all
I wish it stayed like that
@@TheProdigyAccordionEvery single living thing would die even you and your family if that happens..Watch what you wish for 🙏🏽😮💨💯
@@Weazy223 fair enough, but that wouldnt be so bad either
I saw the one in 2017 but it looks like this one got much darker. Sorry I couldn't see it!
it's so heartwarming to see and hear all these people cheering for something the universe has to show us! 🥰☀️🌚🌌✨ and that was so cool to watch! I'm in Massachusetts and it got a little interesting here, but nothing close to this! 👍👍
God's magnificent creation. ✨️✝️✨️❤️
"DO YOU KNOW HOW BIG THE SUN☀️ IS?"
1.3 million Earths🌍 could fit inside the Sun☀️.
It may be the biggest thing in this neighborhood, but the sun is just average compared to other stars. Betelgeuse, a red giant, is about 700 times bigger than the sun and about 14,000 times brighter.
God almighty says,
*“It is He(Allah) who created night and day, the sun☀️ and the moon🌙, each floating in its orbit.”*
[Quran, 21:33]
Sun’s orbit
The belief that the Sun is stationary was widespread amongst astronomers until the 20th century. It is now a well-established scientific fact that the Sun is not stationary, but is moving in an orbit around the centre of our Milky Way galaxy.
This fact people came to know recently But Allah Almighty has already informed us in Qur'an 1400 years ago. This is big proof that Qur'an is God's word.
@@annelorelaisison8644
Yes Our Lord Allah has created everything.
"DO YOU KNOW HOW BIG THE SUN☀️ IS?"
1.3 million Earths🌍 could fit inside the Sun☀️.
It may be the biggest thing in this neighborhood, but the sun is just average compared to other stars. Betelgeuse, a red giant, is about 700 times bigger than the sun and about 14,000 times brighter.
God almighty says,
*“It is He(Allah) who created night and day, the sun☀️ and the moon🌙, each floating in its orbit.”*
[Quran, 21:33]
Sun’s orbit
The belief that the Sun is stationary was widespread amongst astronomers until the 20th century. It is now a well-established scientific fact that the Sun is not stationary, but is moving in an orbit around the centre of our Milky Way galaxy.
This fact people came to know recently But Allah Almighty has already informed us in Qur'an 1400 years ago. This is big proof that Qur'an is God's word.
@@Iamthewarner557 yeah, it's crazy when archeologists and scientists and such find proof that people so long ago knew something the le person could never know!! 🤯 life is an incredible thing!
Not the universe, but GOD. You people always give praise to the creation, and not He who created it.
With all the fighting today, this is absolutely beautiful. 😊
Yeah neither political party has figured out how to divide us over something like this ... yet.
Don’t worry we will all be back to fighting tomorrow
@@Barry_the_dogyou don’t say😂😂😂😂😂
Fighting you mean Donald and Melanie
I Just hope everyone got their Solar Eclipse vaccine before they went outside and stood next to each other~!
The 2024 total solar eclipse is so memorable to me. It's the time when I turned 32. What a wonderful gift on my birthday. I know that the LORD GOD will redeem me as he promised through my Lord Yeshua.
Yay!!🎉🎉🎉 Happy birthday 🎂 to you 🥳
Truly sad that your mind isn’t able to shake off the medieval mythology, whe our understanding of reality is so far advanced.
O, well. If you have bought a safe and lock up your guns, I guess that’s all we can hope from you. The Crumbey kid’s parents were convicted, you know
I was in a parking lot in Ohio with 20 others. We all cheered too. There is something about this that nobody will understand unless you experienced it too. It was a beautiful day
So cool! I LOVE seeing people gather for things like this
YOU'RE SO DAMN LOST.
YOU ALL TURNED THIS INTO A PAGAN RITUAL
Grateful to be alive to witness this !
Just in Awe..... magnificent phenomenon indeed!!! Thanks for sharing the moment Dallas people....!!!!
Back in 2017 during the last eclipse I was in middle school and was able to go outside to see a partial covering, it was as if it was evening with how much sunlight was blocked. Ever since then I swore I would travel to the path of totality for the next one (which happens to fall a month before I graduate) and see it in full. My mom and I drove a few hours and found a good spot to watch with conditions that cleared up just in time. Things went quiet except for the sounds of the animals and there was a strange feeling in the air as the unusual darkness set in, and then we looked up to see the total eclipse in all its glory. At totality it was probably the coolest thing I've ever seen, there was detail in ways I couldn't have even imagined and it completely blew my expectations out of the water. It almost felt surreal and as if you had stepped into another dimension. Pictures seriously do NOT do it justice and if you're ever near the path in the future, go. The partial eclipse is cool, but it has nothing on totality which is just absolutely mesmerizing. It was truly an incredible experience.
Thanks for sharing your story.❤
My daughter and son-in-law drove me from Southeastern Pennsylvania up to Erie Pennsylvania where there was totality. I am so grateful that they took me. I was 10 years old for the one in 1970 for Long Island New York where I lived. Now this is my second one and it was spectacular. My son-in-law found an isolated place so that we can enjoy the spectacle in peace.
The total darkness at 1:45 during the day was pretty awesome, seeing stars and hearing crickets
Do you hear 👂 the crickets 🦗? They were confused too 😂
I almost missed it. Was imside working when all of a sudden it went dark outside. Never hopped off my chair faster.
Cool experience and I wasn’t even directly in the path of totality. - Ottawa Canada
I'm in Cornwall which was within the path of totality..it was an absolutely incredible experience!
I drove to Cornwall to see totality. It was spectacular
Dallas Texas , was clearly beautiful amazing one in a lifetime.
The sun was over 98% covered where I am. Still a jolly good show. As the shadow crept its last minute or so toward maximum, I could see the staff of a law office, a building demolition crew, folks from a music lesson academy, and the employees of a party store all stop what they were doing for a while to bask outside in the astronomical rarity. But there was still all kinds of traffic rushing by on the road -- drivers that were just so "cool" or "important" that they couldn't pull over in a parking lot and pause for even two or three minutes and join the rest of us basking fools. Hm.
The Solar eclipse is the equivalent of the dvd logo bouncing perfectly into the corner of the screen.
I remember when I was 13 years old, the Solar Eclipse occurred in Europe (1999), and I was told that this happens once every thousand years or so, so I am one of the lucky kids to see this. It was such an amazing moment for me back then.
I own a driving range in Ohio and we had given our customers who came at the time of the eclipse a glow ball and everyone hit them at the same time during totality, it was awesome
Wow!! I dont know which im more amazed at, the actual eclipse or the wonderful crowd reaction 💗
I Just hope everyone got their Solar Eclipse vaccine before they went outside and stood next to each other~!
STUPID MORTALS
The birds were freaking out lmao
😂😂😂😂
Birds went nuts here in TX.
If I were seeing an eclipse like this I would really want to be somewhere with other people who wanted to be or somewhere where they were quiet. It’s such a special moment meant for introspection and awe and thought.
The screaming and phones held up would really ruin the experience for me.
I understand that. Next time I see one I’d want to be in a forest somewhere alone for sure. 👍🏼 But man, you just can’t help but scream. It’s such a mindblowing sight.
I was shocked to see how dark it got, how razor sharp the ring was, and the sharp bright orange corona spike. No picture I have seen in my life correctly captures the sheer awe. 😱😱💥💥
I was fortunate enough to watch the whole thing from my back yard
Mine front of the house was so clear and beautiful amazing ❤❤❤❤.
In 1986 I witnessed a UFO 🛸 that was flying 1/2 of second speed.
Me too, right from my back yard. Never seen anything like it, truly incredible!
This was absolutely amazing!!
Goosebumps! ✨✨✨
Thank you for sharing!!
Even I am not there I felt the goose bumps and the excitement through their reactions when they all screamed so loud. They are so fortunate to witnessed this event.
We all think that life is about how much money we have in the bank, or how much we’re valued at our job, or how big our houses and cars are… but it’s not.
It’s moments like this. Collective awe at the beauty of the universe we live in. We are all so little in the grand scheme of things but here we are, for this sliver of time, alive… together.
It was absolutely amazingly spiritual.
The clouds broke at a perfect time and the total eclipse was so beautiful. Wow!! What a great moment in science history!!!!
I saw it from McKinney and yes the clouds did just happen to break at the perfect time. Very lucky
God is amazing isn't he😢😢
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 god???@@abigailessel9895
@@abigailessel9895 no but science sure is amazing
@@abigailessel9895yes he is
My God is real, only him can do such!🙏🙏🙏🙏💯
Thankfully, your god had nothing to do with any of it.
I live in southern NH and drove north to Pittsburg, NH to see it. Literally one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen. Being able to see solar plasma jets peeking out behind the moon with my own unaided eyes and being able to see the corona of the sun was breathtaking. Totality lasted about 3 minutes and it went way too fast!!! I was so bummed out when it was over but it was an experience I will never forget. I’m 24, and I had never seen one before, so to say my mind was blown is an understatement. On top of that, it was a beautiful, perfectly clear day without a singular cloud in sight. I found a nice, quiet, small parking lot with only around 15 people or so, and hearing the collective cheers and gasps as totality occurred only added to the experience. I’m so glad I was able to catch this amazing event, as the next one in America won’t be until 2044!!
Also from Southern NH. And i traveled to Colebrook for this eclipse. Id say this was a jaw dropping experience but that doesn't do it justice. Somehow it has changed my way of thinking. Don't know if it will wear off in the coming months or not. It is now a happy memory i will never forget.
@@toolsinhand1911 I know exactly what you mean! It gave me a new perspective on everything. Seeing something that incredible just changes you, I feel like. I’m sure it will wane off at some point but I don’t think it will ever truly go away!
It's a beautiful spectacle for anyone to see..we as human beings on a place we call Earth..home. Our beautiful planet. Trully humbling.
And we are definitely not alone💯
@@flattery1111In 1986 I witnessed a UFO 🛸 We are not alone and we are not the only ones created.
I could see stars in the middle of the day
If it wasn't for the argon in the earths atmosphere (which is the gas that gives the sky its blue colour due to 'light scattering' of the sun's rays) you would see them in the daytime too.
My right ear really did enjoy this video, thanks.
I loved listening to their reactions! I was 100 miles south of there with my family and we were reacting the same way at that moment. It was absolutely incredible!
YOU'RE LOST
My wife and I took time off and had our three grandsons with us to watch it. Seeing as it will not happen here for over 50 years I hope that when they see the next one they will have fond memories of us making it special for them.
The eclipse was the most amazing thing I have ever seen
IF THIS IS VERY COOL TO WATCH HOW MUCH MORE THE CREATOR OF THIS?? WHAT A MIGHTY & GREAT GOD🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 JESUS CHRIST THE SON OF THE ONE TRUE GOD WE LOVE YOU ❤❤❤❤❤❤
That is INCREDIBLE how dark it got! Here in Kansas City, we only had 85% of totality, and it was hardly noticeable.
100% here in TX & I'm not kidding you: Went night dark. Just blew my mind away.
@@StormChaserMaci.you will never forget it 👍
I'm from Philly, and we tried to watch the eclipse, but it got really cloudy, so we couldn’t see it 😢
Same in San Antonio
ha lose
yeah it sucks the next total eclipse is in like europe in 2 years lmao so pipe dream
@@shinski8114 we won't see the next eclipse until 20 years from now
In Greenville, NC-Amazing experience! So jealous of my family in Texas! How amazing. I got goosebumps. So amazing those kids in path of totality will remember this forever
We couldn’t experience it from Bangladesh but it's incredible to watch the moment through this video and the reaction of the people.
Yes I loved that unity across the USA, people united for that eclipse & that was marvelous. I am from Bangladesh too.
We had 94% eclipse coverage in Oklahoma City and it was nothing compared to what I'm seeing in this video. This is amazing.
Agreed but did you see the shadows cast by your hand and the trees? Absolutely bizarre
In your area 95%, but it was a total solar eclipse in Antler, OK where I drove for 2 hrs from MWC.
the difference between a 99% eclipse and 100% eclipse is literally night and day
1000 years ago people would have been screaming in terror. now its a celebration.
Very interesting
You don’t know that. I bet the native Americans were really chill and saw it as the spiritual event that it is.
Exactly... knowlege gives people power. For example: fire was considered a god... until man discovered what fire actually is... and so will be for any "god".
I watched it from Meadville, PA. I only saw totality for 1 minute and 30 seconds. But, the little time I had shared with the universe gave me a whole insight into my place in it. I had an ego death without the drugs. I found a sense of peace, of belonging, and understanding of my existence. It’s an experience I will never forget.
It was SUCH a cloudy morning too! I was so worried since I flew in from LA to see it, thank the heavens it cleared up half an hour before totality!
Wonderful & happy for you
This is great footage.
Spectacular!!!
Once in a lifetime, Mother Nature's doing, phenomenal.
I live right in Niagara, we all got our glasses and watched if from our backyard!! It was sooo cool!!
Great video! Most don't show how the area looked during the event as they focused on the event in the sky itself. This was cool seeing it look like dusk at mid day.
Finally.....a video that maintains the same settings to actually see the difference.....almost.....
We all shine on like the moon and the stars and the sun 🤗 John Lennon
Saw totality in Southern Ontario today. Wow just an incredible thing to see with your own eyes. Pictures don't do it justice
It was incredible! I am a native Dallasite. I had to watch it through my window, because I had just gotten out of the hospital (pneumonia...im doing better now).
Anyway, it was the weirdest, most spectacular thing I have ever seen in my 55 years of life. It went absolutely pitch-black here at around 2pm. I'm so glad that I was able to experience something like this, and also glad that the visitors here got to see it.
It really is a completely different experience seeing a total eclipse. I've seen tons of 70% coverage or 80% or whatever but nothing even remotely compares.
It is amazing because even when the sun was like 98% covered it was still pretty bright outside. Then the last like 120 seconds before full total eclipse everything changes outside incredibly fast.
Then you can finally look up at the sun without glasses or solar binoculars and you see this absolutely brilliant silver/white ring around the sun with many beams of white light shooting out. It's absolutely jaw dropping. It is night time dark so stars come out. There is even sunset coloring out in the distance.
For several minutes it is just the most beautiful thing you could ever see. I was STUNNED
Dallas you saw something truly amazing that I in Saskatchewan will probably never see in my lifetime. I missed the one in 1979. I'm 55 y/o, may not see the one in 2044, which is supposed run through Saskatchewan.
You’d be 75, good chance you’ll still be around
75 is doable.
Glory be to God! 😎🌞😃
Absolutely Amazing!❤️❤️❤️
hands down one of the coolest things ive ever seen. how it went fron daylight to night time was crazy to me. i got goosebumps when it happened
I’m honestly glad I didn’t drive to Dallas. I bet the traffic was insane. I picked a small town in Oklahoma. It was such a cool experience! I’m glad I made the drive. 🥰
Happy for you
cool with the buildings in the background and the lights
I really wish I was there. 🌑
I was in CALIFORNIA when it happened and I witnessed the partial part of it. Wished it happened here but NICE
Im reminded of 2017 seeing total eclipse with my loved ones in a field in Corvallis Oregon. It is hard to express the weight of the experience. So we just screamed and laughed just like these people haha. The sun looked like an alien planet. And you cant see it here, but the distant horizons looked like a reverse sunset. Life changing beauty.
kia ora from new zealand. Another 4 years until our country is able to see something like this. What an amazing thing to witness. Truly once in a lifetime experience for many.
What a view amazing
😂😂😂😂😂
Got 30% eclipse in Spokane, WA at around 10:30 a.m. local time! Pretty interesting, peering through the sunlight filtering clouds, seeing the sun take the shape of a bitten cookie.
You got to see a total eclipse it is just amazing
Beautiful Solar Eclipse!
There was one back in 2018-19 I remember because I was at work in the Bay Area and we all went outside and they gave us those special glasses to look at the sun but it never got this dark and it was around 10 in the morning? How come it got darker here?
@@jdos56432017 .
@jdos5643 Maybe that time the solar eclipse path was different. But this time that area was perfect place to witness it.
Btw I gotta admit, it’s crazy how it caught me off guard on how it just seemed the lights were turned off outside. How you could take your eclipse shades off and just in awe. You totally forget about everything else and just stare at it. Once in a lifetime for sure. Insane
It’s like you’re standing in a personal pocket of night. The horizon still glows yellow, but only a thin ring or the sun’s light is visible in the sky. Staring at the eclipse, marveling at the cosmic event, a shine gleams from behind the moon. The most beautiful shine you’ve ever seen. The shine grows, and before your eyes the night turns back into day. Just as quickly as it happened, it’s over. Everyone walks away smiling. It really is an event that can’t be ruined.
Looks like the world didnt end
Not now but some time this year or next year cause WW3 is here buddy…
@@damiensatan666999you not liking it here on this planet bro? If you were a billionaire would you be saying the same thing?
@@DMTEntity88STFU, didn’t end and now goalposts are moving for the one millionth time 😂 get comfortable it’s not ending anytime soon.
@@DMTEntity88 It's almost like different people can have different opinions and outlooks. Congrats, you learned something new today.
@@DMTEntity88 stop taking so much DMT dude.
I’m so jealous as I’m from NYC and we won’t get a total eclipse until 2079……
I’m from germany so for me it’s 2081.. the last one here was when I was 2 in 1999 so looking at my age I gotta get lucky to get to experience this at all if I’ll still be alive and not blind lol
We might be dead when the next one happens.
That’s if it’s not cloudy then 😂
Dang 😂😭
You still have time go drive over to Cleveland
So pissed it was cloudy and raining where I live.
I was in 88.1 percent and it was amazing. The energy was incredible and the coolness of the air added to the wondermint of the day. We live in a spectacular universe.
I saw it in 1999 in France 😊
I was in Xertigny, Vosges. It was dull but not dark.
OHHH BRUHH!!! I didnt know it became THAT DARK!!
that was ALMOST PITCH BLACK!! wow!
Now i see y ppl were that excited.
I just wish the cam didnt auto-switch to Night Mode, it slightly ruined the fun of looking at the actual dark. Jeez.
When the darkness falls you have to cheer and get your phone out its the new generation thing 😂
It was amazing and stunning to see it at least for a bit 🖤 greetings from Canada!
This was the most awe-inspiring thing I've ever witnessed. Totally surreal.
Man wish we got that dark in Maryland ours was 93%
Oh good. Nobody burst into flames. I thought I might miss something.
Obrigado Meu Deus por esse espetáculo maravilhoso