I live in the path of totality … I watched from our back deck! It was absolutely jaw dropping 🌘🌚🌒 😮!! Never saw anything like it… STUNNING, surreal and magical… ✨💫 I feel incredibly blessed and lucky BEYOND that I was able to see it in ALL of its beautiful glory that fine day 🎉🏆🥇☘️
I travelled 10 hours to experience totality. It should definitely be in everybody's bucket list. No matter how great videos and photos are, there is not a single camera that can capture the feeling of seeing a total solar eclipse in person.
@@edgarjgomezg I got to see it as well amazing and perfect comment BTW, its not only seeing it in person but feeling it in person the the weird lighting outside and the temp drop as it progressed to the totality. Standing outside you could feel the cooler air " rain" down as it just hit the full totality it was wild experience a full on special cosmic event I will always cherish
Aren't we lucky to have platforms such as TH-cam, so people can post/upload rare moments such as this. I've never seen this in person, nor have I noticed anything different during one, so I greatly appreciate it when it's uploaded
I agree, TH-cam started out "GREAT !" But it has become less so since it started censoring truth that Democrats in DC don't like, funny those same truths are also not liked by Communists !
No camera can or will ever recreate the effects you see in reality let along the emotions you feel with it. Even with thr 98% here all I could do was nod my head and give a thumbs up to god for what I saw
Definitely true. So glad I was able to witness totality yesterday. It was a unique experience and one I’ll never forget. There was cloud cover but it broke up just enough to be able to witness it. So a win is a win in my book.
I was not expecting getting that emotional. I've seen the pictures and videos before and I always found those very beautiful of course. But nothing can describe the feeling while it is happening in front of you but I'll try. You first look at the sun with light blocking glasses and you first see the moon blocking the sun. I said to myself... ok... this is really happening a bit in denial. And then you see it blocking slowly but surely. The temperature is starting to cool down even if the light is very bright. It made me realize how we are so dependent on the sun's energy for all life on earth. It made me appreciate how sun=life. The shadows have weird shapes. You look at the landscape and you know something is odd. And then... totality his happening, the crowd is screaming in awe, we just can't contain ourselves, it is literally impossible to contain. You feel the hype, it is stronger than what you expected. It is sunset colors 360 all around you and you see what seems like a black hole in the sky. Truly the weirdest and most beautiful thing I ever saw. You can see the sun atmosphere surrounding the moon, it feels violent, chaotic and you can't believe you can see sun storms with your naked eye. It is frightening and amazing at the same time. You can see planets and star which feels like a glitch in the matrix in day time. I felt like everybody wanted to share the joy with others. It removes the day to day problems. At that moment, hundreds of people are just cheering up what the universe can show us. It is a first timer for 99% of us so we are like a child discovering the world again looking confused and excited at the same time. So it is all there, right in front of you, the sun, the moon, the planets, the stars, the animals reacting to us and the light, the insects and bird chants changing, all people around you, many from around the world to see this, different languages, different families, different loves. But all our differences doesn't matter for those 4 minutes we all share one love to us and the universe. I felt connected to what our ancestors felt and I was grateful for them. I felt connected to the immensity of the universe and all its beauty.
Thanks for the description. I bet, if human beings will be alive in the futures, they will feel connected to us today. Lucky ones who have children today.
This is such a beautiful description. I was in Dallas during that moment, and I felt exactly the way you described it. I felt so happy to be alive. Thank you.
This is such a good description of how I felt! I've been trying to put my experience into words but haven't really found any way that sums it up as well as you do!
So beautiful! This one got me so emotional, It felt like I was there! I love it when people get excited or cheer during these amazing events. LOVE IT! :D
Such a shame that no-one told these people that the most spectacular place to view a total eclipse is actually out in the countryside, not in the middle of a city. There are a lot of natural phenomenon that all happens in 10 minutes, that normally take a whole night. The animals lie down to sleep. Many flowers close up their petals. Nocturnal insects begin their night-time noises. And yes, when the eclipse finishes there is a dawn chorus ! You can't imagine how profoundly this adds to the experience.
Our rural 500 foor radio comms towers flashing red lights turned on, I was there working on some equipment when it happened I thought the controller or photocell went bad cause the beacons active indicators were on @ 1:45 PM. I went outside and it was near dark and it hit me "oh yeah that thing." We got 98% here the sun lookes like the Cheshire cats grin, a very very thin cresent.
love this so much!!!! ❤ thank you benson and jason!!!!! we drove up to vermont from connecticut to see totality but we couldnt make it in time because of the traffic, it was still 98.7% coverage though; didnt get as dark as this either. the people in the parking lot with us couldnt make it either so we all ended up together in the same parking lot lol. i love how everyone is involved :) its so wholesome. when traffic slowed to a stop on the expressway we were talking to other people through the open car window, everyone was heading to see the eclipse. some college kids started yelling AWWW MY BABY at our dog who was sticking his head out the window EVERY time we went past them, and they found out his name too, remy. i love that stuff
Sorry you missed the total eclipse but it sound like you had a fun experience!! I had read so much about the traffic for the 2017 eclipse that I over compensated by leaving our hotel at 4AM for the remaining 2hr drive to totality.
We live in Waco Texas outside the city. I’ve only lived here 4 yrs but it’s long enough to know though the forecast is good don’t believe it till it’s really here. In other words though there was cloud cover during the day, at the right time the clouds parted for about 10 minutes and the eclipse was beautiful! 😍
I had booked plane tickets to Dallas in January and ended up canceling them because of the cloud cover. I instead drove up to Maine from Boston where the skies were crystal clear.
I was in Burnet, Texas, and there were plenty of clouds rolling by, but I kid you not, when totality occurred, the clouds broke up and allowed us to witness it in its full glory!
We traveled from southern New Hampshire to Waterbury Vermont and got to see the eclipse and were so lucky to get there in time. I feel bad for all those stuck on the highway in Vermont and New Hampshire in traffic that missed it. Your video captures it perfectly and thank you for sharing it!
We drove from California to Texas no stopping except for the restroom but we missed totality! We couldn't leave really early because of my husbands work so we left a bit too late to make it. We were so close but we were about 2 1/2 hours away. We got to about a 94% coverage but it wasn't like this at all! We were ok with it until we started seeing what totality was like and said "WE SHOULD HAVE JUST KEPT DRIVING!" New goal now for sure!
Funny thing weather was predicting 60 to 80 percent cloud cover here in Central Arkansas but thank God they was 100% wrong! It was clear, sunny and about 80 degrees was perfect day!
My little town in northern Vermont was in the path of totality. It was wonderful to be with my family, friends and community to view the eclipse together. We all picked spots on the grass in a little memorial park on a hill. When it got totally dark, I heard lots of kids shouting, "Awesome!" I'm keeping the viewing glasses in my box of mementos and souvenirs.
That one crazy guy running around screaming why are you all standing and sitting there clapping and cheering THE WORLD IS ENDING!" Had me in tears. Where we live we got about a 90% eclipse.
@@shreddy_fazchair If the next eclipse for totality is within your grasp go for it! 100% blocked was so awesome! I'm 40 hopefully I live to see the next one in 20 years!
Great footage, thanks for sharing! Friends in Greenwood, IN and Sandusky, OH had great weather conditions for the eclipse as well. Their posts /videos were exciting to watch; illustrating security lights automatically turning ON and the excitement of the observers.
Incredible footage! We were in Houlton, Maine too over by the airport. Looks like quite an awesome experience in town! And the drone footage was fantastic!
This is now my favorite video of the eclipse. Thank you again for it. Perfectly captures the celebratory mood, the weird twilight, can see Venus and Jupiter too.. Hilarious how the East Coast had the best weather, too.
From where I live, we were at 94.1% eclipse. I was expecting it to get much darker, than it actually did. 5.9% light is still a lot of light coming thru. It never occurred to me, until watching your footage, that the horizons, in all directions, is still well light. Sort of duh, on my part.
That's what happened to me in 2017. I misunderstood what would happen with the sun 'mostly' covered. Nothing changed. So 2024, we drove to totality. Wow! I would estimate environmental changes happened at about 98%. Then a dramatic change during the 3 seconds going into totality. Get to totality in the future if you can. You won't regret it.
Oh the human race. To scream wooooo like the sun is their favorite rock band. Glad I got to experience full totality with only a handful of grounded people.
We witnessed totality in Central Arkansas and it was a beautiful event! I loved the weirdness before! It was sunny and shaded at the sametime! Then totality the sky was a purpleish/grey and the colors were very vibrant! Seems that you cant 100% pick up on camera what you see! Ive seen many partials but a total solar eclipse is a must see!
I traveled from Texel, The Netherlands to Texas to experience my 3rd total. I was in East Tawakoni on the shore of Lake Tawkoni. And like many places in Texas is was very overcast, but 15 minutes before totality it 100% cleared up, so lucky! I stayed in Dallas, and later heard there were also thick clouds, but right before totality is also cleared up there, but with some thin clouds. I have one question, there was a road next to the park I was in, and I also see it in this vid, there are people driving in their cars during totality. Who are those people, and what is wrong with them? Btw, great video!
Thanks for the very cool video! The weather in our viewing area near Watertown, NY wasn't quite as nice as what you had in northern ME, but it was a great event just the same.
Nice 👌.. I remember being confused by the moon's shadow, due to the strange hazey mist like appearance.. Looks like this cam picked up on it pretty good.. My phone camera also got it as it passed over the mountains and valley we were looking down on, but it didn't capture it like this lol, damn..
Can our sun blink? Wow, what an amazing sun, a little different from the NASA version, don't you think? In the center, a small black spot covered the entire sun, and everything around became dark? What kind of nonsense? Trust your eyes, not NASA with its eclipses. It was more like replacing a worn-out light bulb. God bless! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah!
You mean the details on the moon? No. Not with the naked eye. It's backlit, like when some sits in front of a bright window and you can't see their facial features.
It isn't even dark during the total solar eclipse. It would be way cooler if it was absolute darkness like in the midst of night, and you got to see all the stars..... The total solar eclipse is overrated and overhyped. It is only a bit dark, like at sunset : really nothing spectacular......
Don't be a wet blanket. People are simply enjoying the breathtaking spectacle in the sky of a rare occasion. The energy and euphoria of the atmosphere can be felt. Why would anyone not like this especially when it is a rare occasion and most other days are just mundane days? Growing up doesn't mean you become cynical and miserable. Those are just negative characteristics. People are still people who have hopes and dreams, experiences and happy occasion yet you want to be angry with that? Why don't you grow up yourself?
@@firewood9991 You clap and cheer to deliver a message to the performer. The universe is not performing an act for your pleasure. You can feel emotions without jumping and screaming like a toddler.
You are simple. This is a rare moment in the Universe's history. Kind of like seeing a comet, or finding a never before seen bird. We forgot about the problems of the world for a bit, and enjoyed the wonder created by God.
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I live in the path of totality … I watched from our back deck!
It was absolutely jaw dropping
🌘🌚🌒 😮!!
Never saw anything like it… STUNNING, surreal and magical… ✨💫
I feel incredibly blessed and lucky BEYOND that I was able to see it in ALL of its beautiful glory that fine day
🎉🏆🥇☘️
Exactly! 😯It was everything you said. It was like it wasn't even real but it was. Epic and amazing experience!🌃
I travelled 10 hours to experience totality. It should definitely be in everybody's bucket list. No matter how great videos and photos are, there is not a single camera that can capture the feeling of seeing a total solar eclipse in person.
You are indeed very lucky. The next total solar eclipse visible from my home will be in 2079, 55 years.
@@edgarjgomezg I got to see it as well amazing and perfect comment BTW, its not only seeing it in person but feeling it in person the the weird lighting outside and the temp drop as it progressed to the totality. Standing outside you could feel the cooler
air " rain" down as it just hit the full totality it was wild experience a full on special cosmic event I will always cherish
Aren't we lucky to have platforms such as TH-cam, so people can post/upload rare moments such as this. I've never seen this in person, nor have I noticed anything different during one, so I greatly appreciate it when it's uploaded
Absolutely 🙏
We did not have this back then.
I agree, TH-cam started out "GREAT !" But it has become less so since it started censoring truth that Democrats in DC don't like, funny those same truths are also not liked by Communists !
Nope.
Yeah, but TH-cam abuses its own privileges
This is probably one of the best videos I’ve seen that captures what it’s actually like for those people who were in the path of totality.
No camera can or will ever recreate the effects you see in reality let along the emotions you feel with it. Even with thr 98% here all I could do was nod my head and give a thumbs up to god for what I saw
Definitely true. So glad I was able to witness totality yesterday. It was a unique experience and one I’ll never forget. There was cloud cover but it broke up just enough to be able to witness it. So a win is a win in my book.
I was not expecting getting that emotional. I've seen the pictures and videos before and I always found those very beautiful of course. But nothing can describe the feeling while it is happening in front of you but I'll try.
You first look at the sun with light blocking glasses and you first see the moon blocking the sun. I said to myself... ok... this is really happening a bit in denial. And then you see it blocking slowly but surely. The temperature is starting to cool down even if the light is very bright. It made me realize how we are so dependent on the sun's energy for all life on earth. It made me appreciate how sun=life. The shadows have weird shapes. You look at the landscape and you know something is odd.
And then... totality his happening, the crowd is screaming in awe, we just can't contain ourselves, it is literally impossible to contain. You feel the hype, it is stronger than what you expected. It is sunset colors 360 all around you and you see what seems like a black hole in the sky. Truly the weirdest and most beautiful thing I ever saw. You can see the sun atmosphere surrounding the moon, it feels violent, chaotic and you can't believe you can see sun storms with your naked eye. It is frightening and amazing at the same time. You can see planets and star which feels like a glitch in the matrix in day time.
I felt like everybody wanted to share the joy with others. It removes the day to day problems. At that moment, hundreds of people are just cheering up what the universe can show us. It is a first timer for 99% of us so we are like a child discovering the world again looking confused and excited at the same time.
So it is all there, right in front of you, the sun, the moon, the planets, the stars, the animals reacting to us and the light, the insects and bird chants changing, all people around you, many from around the world to see this, different languages, different families, different loves. But all our differences doesn't matter for those 4 minutes we all share one love to us and the universe.
I felt connected to what our ancestors felt and I was grateful for them. I felt connected to the immensity of the universe and all its beauty.
Thanks for the description. I bet, if human beings will be alive in the futures, they will feel connected to us today. Lucky ones who have children today.
It's almost 4 days later and it's still all I can think about. It was like experiencing an entirely new emotion for the first time.
Incredible experience! Great description.
This is such a beautiful description. I was in Dallas during that moment, and I felt exactly the way you described it. I felt so happy to be alive. Thank you.
This is such a good description of how I felt! I've been trying to put my experience into words but haven't really found any way that sums it up as well as you do!
So beautiful! This one got me so emotional, It felt like I was there! I love it when people get excited or cheer during these amazing events. LOVE IT! :D
Same here
Such a shame that no-one told these people that the most spectacular place to view a total eclipse is actually out in the countryside, not in the middle of a city.
There are a lot of natural phenomenon that all happens in 10 minutes, that normally take a whole night.
The animals lie down to sleep. Many flowers close up their petals. Nocturnal insects begin their night-time noises. And yes, when the eclipse finishes there is a dawn chorus !
You can't imagine how profoundly this adds to the experience.
yes! my grandma was in mexico when she saw totality and she heard the roosters once sun peeked out from behind the moon again :)
That is so cool! I think I saw one of the reporters near the country so I'm gona have to find that one :) Thanks for the info!
Our rural 500 foor radio comms towers flashing red lights turned on, I was there working on some equipment when it happened I thought the controller or photocell went bad cause the beacons active indicators were on @ 1:45 PM. I went outside and it was near dark and it hit me "oh yeah that thing." We got 98% here the sun lookes like the Cheshire cats grin, a very very thin cresent.
I noticed this. Birds were so quiet and then started chirping again when the sun returned. I missed the plant and insect reactions. But you're right.
It’s so cool to hear all those things happen.
love this so much!!!! ❤ thank you benson and jason!!!!! we drove up to vermont from connecticut to see totality but we couldnt make it in time because of the traffic, it was still 98.7% coverage though; didnt get as dark as this either. the people in the parking lot with us couldnt make it either so we all ended up together in the same parking lot lol.
i love how everyone is involved :) its so wholesome. when traffic slowed to a stop on the expressway we were talking to other people through the open car window, everyone was heading to see the eclipse. some college kids started yelling AWWW MY BABY at our dog who was sticking his head out the window EVERY time we went past them, and they found out his name too, remy. i love that stuff
Sorry you missed the total eclipse but it sound like you had a fun experience!!
I had read so much about the traffic for the 2017 eclipse that I over compensated by leaving our hotel at 4AM for the remaining 2hr drive to totality.
We live in Waco Texas outside the city. I’ve only lived here 4 yrs but it’s long enough to know though the forecast is good don’t believe it till it’s really here. In other words though there was cloud cover during the day, at the right time the clouds parted for about 10 minutes and the eclipse was beautiful! 😍
I had booked plane tickets to Dallas in January and ended up canceling them because of the cloud cover. I instead drove up to Maine from Boston where the skies were crystal clear.
Excellent footage and video capture.
That was a GREAT show for all of you. We had like 95% coverage here in Pittsburgh. Pretty cool to watch.
Wow. That is so cool. Thank you for posting.
You had a beautiful shot. Plus, the weather was perfect in your area. ❤ Love it!
the horizon is nice too. its like a sunset in every direction :D
In Temple, Texas, we had light cloud cover but were still able to see totality!
I was in Burnet, Texas, and there were plenty of clouds rolling by, but I kid you not, when totality occurred, the clouds broke up and allowed us to witness it in its full glory!
We traveled from southern New Hampshire to Waterbury Vermont and got to see the eclipse and were so lucky to get there in time. I feel bad for all those stuck on the highway in Vermont and New Hampshire in traffic that missed it. Your video captures it perfectly and thank you for sharing it!
Nicht kaputt gequatscht, einfach nur die Bilder, und die Hintergrundmusik genau richtig, perfekt! Vielen Dank dafür!
Amazing. Perfetcly clear skies. I'm a bit envious. 😄 Great footage, thanks for sharing!
We drove from California to Texas no stopping except for the restroom but we missed totality! We couldn't leave really early because of my husbands work so we left a bit too late to make it. We were so close but we were about 2 1/2 hours away. We got to about a 94% coverage but it wasn't like this at all! We were ok with it until we started seeing what totality was like and said "WE SHOULD HAVE JUST KEPT DRIVING!" New goal now for sure!
We had clear skies here in the Cleveland area.
Someone wrote next solar eclipse visible in Cleveland will be in the year 2444
Yes we did..
Funny thing weather was predicting 60 to 80 percent cloud cover here in Central Arkansas but thank God they was 100% wrong! It was clear, sunny and about 80 degrees was perfect day!
Ironically you all had the best weather
Very beautiful 😊👍
I drove up to Greenville Maine from Boston. Incredible experience. Not a cloud in the sky!
Greenville Maine for us too (from Pennsylvania) because of forecasted clear skies. Seeing this was incredible!
@@sharonm7039 that’s a long way for PA. I bet it was worth it though.
My little town in northern Vermont was in the path of totality. It was wonderful to be with my family, friends and community to view the eclipse together. We all picked spots on the grass in a little memorial park on a hill. When it got totally dark, I heard lots of kids shouting, "Awesome!" I'm keeping the viewing glasses in my box of mementos and souvenirs.
Such an awe-inspiring thing, thank you for sharing it with us.
That one crazy guy running around screaming why are you all standing and sitting there clapping and cheering THE WORLD IS ENDING!" Had me in tears.
Where we live we got about a 90% eclipse.
90% is almost the whole show. So be lucky.
The weirdest thing about 90% cover is it's sunny but feels shaded if you know what I mean? It's a weird but cool thing!
@@aka9990% isn’t remotely close to what totality shows you. Two completely different experiences.
I got 95%, it looked dullish with a greenish yellowish hue, crickets could be heard, but sadly no special shadows
@@shreddy_fazchair If the next eclipse for totality is within your grasp go for it! 100% blocked was so awesome! I'm 40 hopefully I live to see the next one in 20 years!
My favorite part during these is the obvious yet subtle darkening of the area around you, and the heat from the sun is noticibly reduced.
WOW... just breathtaking!
You're all so lucky to have witnessed it 🥺 Hopefully my family and I get to see the next one in 20 years...
Thank you for posting this! ❤
Insane
Excellent film!👏🏽👏🏽
So cool. I really want to see one.
What an incredible perspective!! Thank you for sharing!
Great representation. Really captures the spirit of the event.
Great footage, thanks for sharing! Friends in Greenwood, IN and Sandusky, OH had great weather conditions for the eclipse as well. Their posts /videos were exciting to watch; illustrating security lights automatically turning ON and the excitement of the observers.
Incredible footage! We were in Houlton, Maine too over by the airport. Looks like quite an awesome experience in town! And the drone footage was fantastic!
Bro you are lucky witnessing rarest phenomena once in a life experience.
Wow impressive !! Thank you for sharing 👍🏻
Excellent video! Thanks! I saw totality in Southern Ontario. Breathtakingly beautiful. Nothing else quite like it.
This is now my favorite video of the eclipse. Thank you again for it. Perfectly captures the celebratory mood, the weird twilight, can see Venus and Jupiter too.. Hilarious how the East Coast had the best weather, too.
Attractions~ bonjour. Omg, unreal ! 🌟
Incredible!
Thanks for sharing!
From where I live, we were at 94.1% eclipse. I was expecting it to get much darker, than it actually did. 5.9% light is still a lot of light coming thru. It never occurred to me, until watching your footage, that the horizons, in all directions, is still well light. Sort of duh, on my part.
That's what happened to me in 2017. I misunderstood what would happen with the sun 'mostly' covered. Nothing changed. So 2024, we drove to totality. Wow! I would estimate environmental changes happened at about 98%. Then a dramatic change during the 3 seconds going into totality. Get to totality in the future if you can. You won't regret it.
Thank you for making this one
Wow 😀. Thanks for posting. 👍
Oh the human race. To scream wooooo like the sun is their favorite rock band. Glad I got to experience full totality with only a handful of grounded people.
Yepp.
Awesome footage!
Nice video about Total Solar Eclipse! 🌘🌚🌒
Best video yet! I'm trying to find a legitimate video of someone out in the country away from the city POV video. No luck so far.
Really good! Thanks!
I saw it in Houlton it was beautiful
We witnessed totality in Central Arkansas and it was a beautiful event! I loved the weirdness before! It was sunny and shaded at the sametime! Then totality the sky was a purpleish/grey and the colors were very vibrant! Seems that you cant 100% pick up on camera what you see! Ive seen many partials but a total solar eclipse is a must see!
It's almost like an immediate sundown.
Some places were even *DARKER* than this.
I traveled from Texel, The Netherlands to Texas to experience my 3rd total. I was in East Tawakoni on the shore of Lake Tawkoni. And like many places in Texas is was very overcast, but 15 minutes before totality it 100% cleared up, so lucky! I stayed in Dallas, and later heard there were also thick clouds, but right before totality is also cleared up there, but with some thin clouds. I have one question, there was a road next to the park I was in, and I also see it in this vid, there are people driving in their cars during totality. Who are those people, and what is wrong with them? Btw, great video!
This is so beautiful
Beautiful
I know this is moon shadows, but this is so rare.
Thanks for the very cool video! The weather in our viewing area near Watertown, NY wasn't quite as nice as what you had in northern ME, but it was a great event just the same.
It’s mad how some people are driving during it! What are they doing
I noticed that too! Made me wonder if they had no idea
I didn't know about it until the day before when I got notification from Google. Where we live we go roughly a 90% eclipse.
There are everywhere everytime few people who don’t care. I don’t understand that behavior either, but that’s the way it is.
Thank you for posting!
Incredible
素晴らしい！
Very cool.
Nice 👌.. I remember being confused by the moon's shadow, due to the strange hazey mist like appearance.. Looks like this cam picked up on it pretty good.. My phone camera also got it as it passed over the mountains and valley we were looking down on, but it didn't capture it like this lol, damn..
Glad to see this. I was in 97% totality. The sun dimmed as if a big cloud went over, but that was all. It was extremely disappointing.
It will not be dark even at 99%. Must be 100% in the path of totality to be dark.
@@Attractions360 oh well. No biggie. At least I didn't hurt my eyes or get stuck in traffic. Plus in this day and age, lovely videos like this exist.
super !!
Awesome ❤
wish I could have been there too.
People are taking photos with their flash on and clapping their hands like yay, good moon and good sun wohoo. :D
stunning, it is an epic video and thanks for sharing. I would appreciate if anyone can tell the name of the music... it's so beautiful
"Tranquil Dawn"
めちゃくちゃ素晴らしい映像ですね！ ありがとうございます❗
As an Easter European, i never able to witness this...to Hungary, it is going to happen in 2081
You're the best.
Thank God hundreds of people were focused on taking the EXACT video as one another…. Heaven forbid they focus on just enjoying the experience.
What were the people driving around thinking? Were they unaware as to why it got dark suddenly and their headlights came on automatically ?
This could be called the 2024 Eyeball In The Sky Ball.
Woaw
bonito saludos de caracas 😀🌒🌑🌘
Is that a drone blinking red and green to the right of the eclipse at 1:33 and to the left at 2:40 ?
I think but I’m not sure if it’s a drone. Also, you can see the bright white star at 2:40 to the right.
@@anthonyguarino4242 I assume that it's Venus to the lower right.
@@enoffz8021 yeah, I think so!
Next one in (South)Europe.... August 2nd 2027 will go for nearly 5 minutes of totality...
Whats the name of the music in the video?
❤
Ye log Khush q horha ha😢😢
While you look up the world is in complete disarray
I AM GOD PITY TO THE NATION
Humans are so cute
Do flat Earth people thing the moon is flat too?
I guess so.
No, but it’s definitely made of cheese.
CARTEL TAP
Can our sun blink? Wow, what an amazing sun, a little different from the NASA version, don't you think? In the center, a small black spot covered the entire sun, and everything around became dark? What kind of nonsense? Trust your eyes, not NASA with its eclipses. It was more like replacing a worn-out light bulb. God bless! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah!
Funny , all the videos i saw.of the eclipse, . Were overcast. Hmmmm😂😊😢
This is how religions were born
Ho no is not real
Did anybody actually see the moon?
You mean the details on the moon? No. Not with the naked eye. It's backlit, like when some sits in front of a bright window and you can't see their facial features.
Cool video
Lamest apocalypse ever tho lol jk jk
It's so weird how people react to that. It's just the moon blocking the sun for 4 mins. Calm down.
Yeah, but still amazing isn’t it?
I AM THE MESSIAH I AM THE APOCALYPSE PITY TO THE NATION
It isn't even dark during the total solar eclipse. It would be way cooler if it was absolute darkness like in the midst of night, and you got to see all the stars..... The total solar eclipse is overrated and overhyped. It is only a bit dark, like at sunset : really nothing spectacular......
Lmao people cheering and counting down like it's new years. People are so stupid. Y'all need to grow up
Don't be a wet blanket. People are simply enjoying the breathtaking spectacle in the sky of a rare occasion. The energy and euphoria of the atmosphere can be felt. Why would anyone not like this especially when it is a rare occasion and most other days are just mundane days? Growing up doesn't mean you become cynical and miserable. Those are just negative characteristics. People are still people who have hopes and dreams, experiences and happy occasion yet you want to be angry with that? Why don't you grow up yourself?
No, you need to grow up boy, and learn to respect other people. You probably spend your time watching hentai.
I don't understand the cheering. It's like people that clap at the end of a movie.
You probably don't understand anything
What's it like to feel no emotions?
@@firewood9991 You clap and cheer to deliver a message to the performer. The universe is not performing an act for your pleasure. You can feel emotions without jumping and screaming like a toddler.
What's the big deal? I don't get it?
People are just simple.
You are simple. This is a rare moment in the Universe's history. Kind of like seeing a comet, or finding a never before seen bird. We forgot about the problems of the world for a bit, and enjoyed the wonder created by God.