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- From Mexico to Vermont millions of people looked up to the sky to catch a glimpse.
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The eclipse was extremely symbolic to me as I’m just over one year sober from a deadly fentanyl addiction. So grateful to have made it out alive to witness it.
“He restoreth my soul”
Glad you’re okay now 🥰
Praise to God congrats!
Amazing, God bless you!
Let the moon make the dark path you're no more
You can do it. You are doing it. When you feel that urge, move. Dont cave. Walk, run, clean, drive, swim, bike, just move your body. What will happen is a physiologic response in the brain. When you move, you will be retraining your brain to replace one "feel good" with the "real good" activity produced by endorphins. This is built in "mechanism" within every human created by GOD. Love to you. There are others in your life who you can help and bring joy to....increasing your own joy by giving, TENFOLD. ❤
I saw it in Dallas. The overcast morning turned to partly cloudy and I could see totality unobstructed! So amazing!
I was in SE Dallas in Ennis. It was amazing and completely clear for the entire totality 4 min. 23 seconds. Amanzing view and it is nothing like the photos we see online. I think that is what catches everyone in awe, because it is so much clearer, sharper, and larger than the photographs captured are able to show it. God Bless
Isn't it dangerous to look at these things?
Way to go Texas! Full Monty!
@@JustPuttitin Or maybe people need to tell themselves that to cope with it not being amazing.
Same!! We gotblucky😂
Saw it from my own backyard in Eagle Pass, Texas with my family, it was awesome! 100% totality, it was dark for almost 4 minutes :)
If I may ask. Was the darkness similar to a moonlit night? Brighter, darker?
Edit: And I'm so glad you got to witness such an amazing event, especially with family. So cool!
@@huyked Saw totality in Lemington VT. Absolutely no cloud cover. Id aquate it to a full moon night but at the same time in the horizon lays remnants of a sunset
@@huyked It felt similar to an early evening, it was dark enough that the street lights turned on and people having to turn on their car lights when driving by
@@huykednope. There was sunrise and sunset around me with I got totality.
@@huyked it’s the same effect you get at sunset. Only difference is that the twilight is all around you, not just in one direction like dusk or dawn. It doesn’t feel like nighttime at all, but certainly doesn’t feel like daytime either.
I saw 4 minutes 13 seconds of totality in Evening Shade , Arkansas. It was unbelievable. I could not have asked for it to go better. Unlike anything I’ve ever seen , no photos or video truly do it justice. It’s an event that is truly a magnificent phenomenon to witness.
We were over in Melbourne!
@jessejeffries7883 Quit being dramatic over something that just looks like dusk.
@@Maspets You haven't seen the eclipse in its totality if you think "it just looks like dusk"
@@Maspetshe’s not being dramatic. I witnessed totality near Cleveland Ohio, and to see the moon completely blocking the sun with the chromosphere shining all around it was unbelievable.
Interesting... I initially planned to travel to Warm Springs, Arkansas where I would have had 4 minutes and 12.4 seconds, but decided to go to Mountain Home, Arkansas where I got 3 minutes and 16 seconds because it was 2 hours less driving. I regret that decision.
The images does not make it justice. It was truly spectacular!
Agreed. The videos and images do not even come close to showing what I experienced. Truly unbelievable
@@wadeheerboth3708 Oh quit lying. Those boring pictures are what you saw.
@@Maspets
The pictures don't look anything like it does in person
@@SUGAR_XYLER Bull. Stop trying to feel special.
@@Maspets
You're the one that's special 🤣
How nice for Americans to enjoy such a beautiful galactic moment together. No teams, or sides, or right or left. Just Americans experiencing one of the most amazing events in our cosmos.
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It's worldwide
@@Issaali756 The April 8 eclipse was not seen worldwide. No solar eclipse is.
Went all the way to Maine and it was just one of the most spectacular eclipses that I have ever seen I will truly never forget this
Bet you forget about things that matter.
@@Maspetsyour existence is truly pitiful
Watching from India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@Maspets bet it’s hard to see people happy or awe-struck, huh? Stay on your screen - it helps! 👍🏻
@@tanja0411 I love being on this screen, yup. It does help to inform people of how pathetic they are actually acting.
Saw my first ever total solar eclipse today in Martinsville IL! One of the most surreal moments of my life, and I've been waiting for this since 2017!
Was it visible in every states in US 😢😢😢😢😢
Now you see why retired wealthy people will rent boats and planes to chase these around the world! You can see one every couple years but its usually in the ocean or somewhere else inconvenient.
Enjoy your kingdom while you can.
Samee it was beautiful
I was sadly not in the line of totality but it was still over 95%
Total Eclipse of the heart!❤
Arlington TX here.
It was truly amazing- majestic and a total gift from the universe. Even more beautiful than I could’ve ever imagined.
It's not a gift, it's just rocks rotating.
It’s just night for couple minutes
@@user-ye6dk2fw6t
The beauty is in the corona, not the shadow
I'm in Australia, so didn't have it, but I saw a Lunar Eclipse in 2000 and it blew my mind, the Moon looked like an orange ping pong ball. Normally it looks flat but during the eclipse it look like a little ball, it was amazing!
Full Monty eclipse for the first state on the list TEXAS! 🎉 Imagine clouds ruining that, it's a risky game lol
I liked watching the light turn to darkness and the temperature drop more than watching the moon block out the sun . It gave me more appreciation of the power of the sun than anything else . Very glad to be able to witness it in my lifetime !!
This was the first time I saw a 100% totality eclipse. I've seen a 90% years ago but it has nothing on the 100% totality. Unless you've experienced it... you have no idea what you've missed. The most beautiful natural event I have ever seen in my life. A majestic diamond in the sky
True!❤
I watched from Woodville Ohio, I felt my soul connect to the universe in such a spiritual way. A feeling I can not describe. I held back tears 😭 best moment of my life
You should let the tears flow. Don't hold them back. :)
@@huyked I should be crying tears for the death of rationality and intelligence.
@Styles1991 Seek help.
@@Maspets I’m guessing you’re one of those internet conspiracy people who fall into deception and think CERN faked the eclipse 🤣
@@Styles1991 Bud, I'm not the one getting all extremely emotional and religious over a sun-moon alignment.
I saw it in Irving, TX. It was just MAGNIFICENT! I could see a few tones of blue and purple around the moon, they call it the corona of the eclipse. It got very dark for 4 minutes! It was one of the most extraordinary things I’ve ever witnessed in my life!
Hello my dear how are you doing today?
That old couple rode their bikes from California to Texas??? Crazy as hell
crazy than a MOFO LOL
I said the same thing.
One month 😮
For three minutes of action
We were scheduled to go to San Antonio, but after the final forecast, we cancelled and decided to drive down to Vincennes, Indiana. Clear skies and mid-70s. This was one of the greatest things I have ever seen. Puts the annular eclipse from October, 23 to shame.
I watched it from my front yard in Terre Haute, IN. Most amazing thing I have ever seen. ❤❤❤
What a beautiful💍 & sunset. Thank you, David 😍
I had the same thought driving home in 2017 as I did today, this is one of the few very beautiful moments of full national unity we have, something that really brings us all together, it's so beautiful, I wish we could find more things like this as a nation.
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Hello how are you doing today
It was the most beautiful thing ive ever seen other than the birth of my children. I feel blessed.
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What about your husband?
This was a zillion times better than any birth ever 💥
😂
This was the one of the most spectacular things I’ve ever witnessed. When totally began and you took the glasses off to look at the sun it was breathtaking. Incredible.
It was awesome here in Russellville Arkansas!! An experience I will never forget. You could hear the town cheer!!
So happy to have been able to witness this once in a lifetime event!
After what I saw yesterday, I feel sorry for anyone who lives their entire life without ever seeing a total solar eclipse. It is something you simply MUST do before you die.
Tell that to the blind. Because they can't see, their already eliminated from it.
@@alexlevingston Yes, I feel very sorry for blind people. I always have. They're missing out on so much.
7:187 They ask you, [O Muhammad], about the Hour: when is its arrival? Say, "Its knowledge is only with my Lord. None will reveal its time except Him. It lays heavily upon the heavens and the earth. It will not come upon you except unexpectedly." They ask you as if you are familiar with it. Say, "Its knowledge is only with Allah, but most of the people do not know."
7:188 Say, "I hold not for myself [the power of] benefit or harm, except what Allah has willed. And if I knew the unseen, I could have acquired much wealth, and no harm would have touched me. I am not except a warner and a bringer of good tidings to a people who believe."
ALLAH SAID 62:8 Say, "Indeed, the death from which you flee - indeed, it will meet you. Then you will be returned to the Knower of the unseen and the witnessed, and He will inform you about what you used to do."
@@MattyIcecubes Matthew 7:21-2321 “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. 22 Many will say to me on that day, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name and in your name drive out demons and in your name perform many miracles?’ 23 Then I will tell them plainly, ‘I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!’
I have been very lucky in life to travel a bit. I have seen sunsets on tropical beaches, marvelously sculpted and saturated desert canyons, and played in the snow on mountaintops in midsummer. I was able to witness this eclipse today in rural Vermont with a long time friend, and nobody else in sight. It easily tops anything else that I have experienced. Truly a blessing, as well as a moving and extraordinary sight that no camera can fully capture. I will never forget it.
"From Mexico to Maine".... Maybe, you should have said, from Mexico to Newfoundland.
For a lot of us, that road trip with family was just as memorable and special.
Watched it from Waldo, Ohio. It was much more spectacular than I was expecting. Was blown away by the 360 degree sunset. First thought the approaching shadow was a storm coming toward us. So glad I traveled to see it (not too far). It was worth all 3.12 minutes of totality, plus 4 hours driving time, and several hours waiting.😳♌️🌚
How was the fried bologna sandwich?
Wish I was there. Couldn't see from my country but our time 3pm suddenly temperature dropped and very dim with thunders and heavy rain. Sun was completely blocked by clouds. Malaysia. Thank you all for the clips and images. At least I saw it through you all
If it makes you feel any better the same thing happened in MS.
It just bring so. much emotion smh it just makes you feel so honored🤷♀️🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 and humbled God is real and he's with all of us and have you guys noticed I don't think the news ever reported it which they never do about how much peace it was everywhere around the world we were all standing next to each other in peace that's what the US is built on peace and quiet no drama I can just relive watching this moment for the rest of my life we're all the Americans and everybody across the world standing next to each other with no hate no harm just excitement and in love 😁🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🤦♀️❤🎉🌘
Well said
Not the leading up to it or after, but the 3 mins of totality were 3 mins that Idk if I could ever describe to someone that didn’t see it. It was one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen! Idk how else to say it
I was in SE Dallas in Ennis. It was amazing and completely clear for the entire totality 4 min. 23 seconds. Amanzing view and it is nothing like the photos we see online. I think that is what catches everyone in awe, because it is so much clearer, sharper, and larger than the photographs captured are able to show it. God Bless
It’s impossible to capture the haunting beauty of a total eclipse. Absolutely spectacular and everyone should see it once.
Not only is that a dumb statement, not everyone can afford to travel to see these things. So quit running your mouth about what people "should" see for no reason.
@@Maspets You are just a jealous maggot.
@@-Koyaanisqatsi- Oh, get over yourself. There's nothing extraordinary about disgusting birth (other than how ugly and painful it is) or it getting a little dark during the day. You just like to hype yourself up to feel special and get some kind of thrill about shaming other people. And then you ACCUSE people who might not even have the means to travel if they want to see the stupid thing of having lost "wonder" or wtf ever. You're just a crappy person.
@@-Koyaanisqatsi- h, get over yourself. There's nothing extraordinary about disgusting birth (other than how ugly and painful it is) or it getting a little dark during the day. You just like to hype yourself up to feel special and get some kind of thrill about shaming other people. And then you ACCUSE people who might not even have the means to travel if they want to see the stupid thing of having lost "wonder" or wtf ever. You're just a crappy person.
Oh, get over yourself. There's nothing extraordinary about disgusting birth (other than how ugly and painful it is) or it getting a little dark during the day. You just like to hype yourself up to feel special and get some kind of thrill about shaming other people. And then you ACCUSE people who might not even have the means to travel if they want to see the stupid thing of having lost "wonder" or wtf ever. You're just a crappy person.
The eclipse didn’t capture the hearts and minds of millions it helped create the hearts and minds of millions
It’s a reminder of how powerless and minuscule we really are!
And that’s not a bad thing
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Amazing from Northeast PA! Cried watching the Eclipse!
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Thank you for sharing that! We saw 97% today at our spot in Texas and it was truly amazing!
thats not even close to total eclipse
97% means you missed it
@@3GM65D Right, which is why they said "97%". but for some reason you had to interject like a loon.
@@aidenstoat5745 They'll live you absolute clown.
@@3GM65DYour math ain’t mathing
I cried so hard. Extremely Emotional. I drove from California to Poplar Bluff Missouri And it Was Absolutely Amazing And not able to Describe the Emotions. Happy Tears and then Sad tears. Absolutely Phenomenal
I drove from Arizona to Albion Illinois to be on the centerline for maximum totality in the area. Skies cooperated...this eclipse did not disappoint.
😂😂
@@jackiesisk1803 Why are you laughing at people?
Humans are strange creatures, normally we're at each other's throats in a dog-eat-dog world, but you block out the sun for three and a half minutes, and we realise none of that is truly important, there are bigger forces than us in the universe and we come together. If only we didn't have to have eclipses to make us come together...
The ego quieting is a blessing. The eclipse can do that.
@@MrDoctorMabuse It's things like this that encouraged me to become interested in science as a kid in the 1970s, and an interest in things greater than mankind's petty squabbles. I didn't get to witness this because I'm Australian, but it's uplifting to see the effect it had on millions of Americans and viewers.
@@aldunlop4622your from Australia?? Do you know AJ Miller who claims to be Jesus,?? What do you think of him
@@andrewortiz5797 WTF?
@@aldunlop4622GOD IS THE GREAT SCIENTIST. AND HIS POWERS ARE RARELY SPOKEN OF IN TERMS OF SCIENCE
Im from Findlay, Ohio and we were in the path of totality ! It was the most amazing thing i ever saw! I've always wanted to see an eclipse and to have the path of totality go through your hometown was priceless!
It was so amazing, it’s making me emotional just to think about it
Experienced totality in Moscow, ME, along the Kennebec River. Absolutely awe-inspiring and life-changing. I sincerely hope I have the privilege of witnessing another total eclipse. 🙏
Everyone was huddled together and crying ❤😂 it was really remarkable.
Can you imagine how terrified our ancestors were. I felt their trauma in my soul. Lol. It was a little scary feeling.
@@michelebee305 Pathetic to be crying over this. Too bad people can't put that much energy into things that matter.
@NightOfCrystals So, what the hell has changed?
You know what else would be worth witnessing? Humanity united.
Things like this make us pause and realise there are bigger things in the universe than our petty squabbles...
Loved the positive vibes from humanity today
Agreed
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would be nice if the planet would come together. For all the wars and disagreements, we ARE ALL STUCK on this ISLAND in space, and I don't think we have the tech or resources to get off this planet and travel very far.
@@Catinbox123-ne4le So true, yes, we are stuck no exit but through death and the end of the world.
It was really something incredible much more beautiful then i was expecting and its not only what you see it is also the way it make you feel as you are seeing it! It was trully wondeful!
I have never experienced such a peace.❤❤❤
Fantastic. We drove from Saginaw mi. Down to Ohio. Oh my goodness. It was like an exodus out of the mitten. But it was so very worth the trip. The whole world was united with one moment in time. For one moment in time.
I couldn’t say it better. I came from MI too, went to near vanwert. Not sure where in OH but it was the most beautiful experience I’ve been to
Hardly, keep telling yourself that as you drive back up there. Visit Dearborn on the way back and have a Kumbaya with them
@justjiggin11 Surely you're not this dense? The "whole world" was not "united", the eclipse was only in parts of the Americas! Use your brain before you type.
@@Maspets look at you calling people dense. A little self-awareness maybe?
@@Constitutionkiller-ye1xw shut up 🤡
Experienced it from Akron OH. Absolutely magical experience even after 7 years...
From July of 1969, to April of 2024:
Leave it to The Moon to bring humanity together, albeit for one day.❤
It was actually the legacy media that did that. Had they not, most wouldn't have known, nor cared. Most don't even know the significance.
It was an experience I have never seen before . I feel so different God is great ❤
We drove from eastern West Virginia to Linesville Spillway PA to see it! The clouds cleared away from the sun long enough to see the total eclipse completely. I saw a long baileys bead but didn’t realize at the time what it was called, but thrilling anyway. Just arrived home from the trip. Traffic n the main highway was horrendous both ways. Fantastic, beautiful experience! My uncle and aunt drove from Arizona to Texas- over 400 miles!
In the sky’s grand stage, they meet and part. Sun’s fiery passion, moon’s gentle art. Eclipsed in love, a fleeting embrace. A celestial dance, in time and space.
Lovely
Basically they have s3x
The 'dance' is actually between Earth and Moon.
I swear it was one of the most beautiful moments of my life. Saw it at the Toledo zoo. Peace and love everywhere ❤
Except Haiti, Myanmar, Ukraine, Somalia, North Korea, Niger(?)... umm... where else?
@@cashewnuttel9054
What????
@@lisadc4681 She said: "Peace and love everywhere", I don't think there's any peace and love in any of those countries I mentioned.
Wow. With all the animals. Exciting
What a once in a lifetime experience! as we ride our home. The great planet Earth hanging in the infinity of space revolving, rotating in the solar system.
The most amazing thing I've ever seen in my life. It left me totally speechless.
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GOD is BEAUTIFUL
Yes the eclipse certainly was ✨
God is more beautiful and majestic than all of his creation combined
@@kishk0Isn't he utterly nightmarishly evil too? Since he created evil also
@@kishk0 Which god? More than 3,500 different gods are being worshipped worldwide at the moment 😂
@@kishk0 You would have to prove (your) god first. You theists sure know how to jump a step, and forgo all logic. When are the majority going to grow up and out of religion?
Perfect view from Erie, Pa. It was so amazing to witness. Seeing it on tv didn't do it justice. Absolutely beautiful and simply unbelievable.
Travelled 650 miles to Lampasas, Texas. The most amazing one I've ever seen. Clouds all morning and then...a hole in the clouds just before it started. Very emotional!
Video and photos don't do it justice, it really is a surreal thing to witness in person
I was at Lake Champlain today and witnessed the special moment. It was amazing and glad that I saw it once in my lifetime!!
Was it completely dark?
@@pm110978 There was orangey light all around the horizon. The sky goes a deep violet-black. The only light is from the solar corona and the horizon, so it's about as bright as a quarter moon. Quite dark.
I saw the total Eclipse in Missouri 🙏 It took my breathe away.
This eclipse, being so phenomenal, caused no structural damage anywhere. Nice.
Breathtakingly beautiful! Thanks for sharing the lovely video! ☀️🌕🌑
It was beautiful ❤😊
Hi! Mexican here! Travelled 13 hours in a van with a bunch of friends to watch it in Cuatro Ciénegas, Coahuila (northern Mexico). My sister watched it near Montreal, Canada. Great to share this as humans and our particular consciousness. This life experience is truly indescribable. ¡Abrazos a todos!
Great piece! It captured a lot of the awe and emotion of the day. I was there, too, at Lake Champlain. It was my second total eclipse (first in 2017) and it left me just as stunned as the first one. Literally breathtaking to see this in person. The videos and photos don’t do it any justice.
Flat Earthers are surprisingly quiet
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I always sleep during the ECLIPSE, now I'm curious, maybe I'll see the next one. Wow, Praise The Lord
Hallelujah 🎉
sadly, it will be decades and THEN, one will PROBABLY have to travel, depending on where one is, although it is BEYOND worth it.
I didn’t understand all the hype but camera’s definitely could not capture what you can see raw. It was quite emotional and the most beautiful thing I’ve seen. The moon was so big and the sunlight shining out was spectacular. The best experience I got to have with my family, I wish I could experience that joy again.
The next one in North America is decades away and you slept through this event--?
Went to Noblesville IN with the hubby. So glad to see Totality in person with everyone at the Federal Hill Commons. Was utterly amazing.
I’m in Taiwan. Thank for the great report so I have the chance to watch the eclipse and feel the excitement of all the people on site.
So magical
God Bless you All, for sharing this Historic Event. I am currently in Puerto Rico and we couldnot experience this here, visiting my Mom.But my Son in Rochester, New York was able to see it ,where i live at. And iam Truly Happy to ser All the Wonderful Videos from different States.So Glad Everyone had this Celestial Life Experience.Blessings to All! Amen ! 🙏💖🙏 😇 🌏 🌞 🌚🥰
I’m from there so my family saw it, but I’m away at college so I didn’t see the full eclipse. They said it was really cloudy but it did look pretty dark. Apparently some of the animals thought it was night
it was overcast where I was, but it was cool watching it get totally dark in a few minutes and then light again while somebody was playing moon river in the background
May those who got married never have dark moments in their marriages 🎉
Shadow traveling 1600 mph. Interesting.
What do you mean?😊
LIGHT IS GOD. The speed of light is GOD. Strange isnt it, that the infamous line in the BIBLE, "Let there be light", and "There was darkness over the land" is so rarely discussed in terms of science. For GOD is the GREAT SCIENTIST
@@lynb2039 Wake up, you`re dreaming.
@@lynb2039 Sorry but I can't put GOD in the equations when solving physics problems.
@@lynb2039 God is 299,997 km/s? Okay
It felt like a holiday that day
Yeah, definitely.
I saw it in totality in Waco, Texas. It was beautiful, awe-inspiring, and breathtaking. Truly an emotional experience. Very cathartic.
The cloud's actually made it to where you could see every detail. Even the cell phone got great video And the sun dog's in the clouds around it all. WoW!! Those colors! Dallas Tx
I watched it from Austin, TX. It was amazing!
Wasn’t it mostly cloudy in some parts of the city?
@@lilricky5050yes, but they did thin out enough to be able to see the moon coming in front of the sun. I saw the ring of fire right before totality set in.
@@johntracy72 That would have blinded you.
Saw it in Sparta Illinois! Well worth it, I’ll never forget the sight!
We come so far as a people we used to see solar eclipses as bad omens and now we celebrate these miraculous events
I saw it in Medville pa. Amazing.. Totally incredible
Those people amazed… omg
The moon and sun fit perfectly together.
Not quite, but very close.
I experienced that total eclipse many times when i was in my elementary days in Bicol region, that was 1980's, I also experience the meteor showers there many times and I have also seen Saturn in the sky that looks like very near to the earth and stays few weeks i think.
When I was a child, I always looking up to the sky, one of my hobby since we have no TV that time, we only have radio with battery. Life is very simple.
What an experience!
The total eclipse is amazing, but where I lived we could only see a partial eclipse.
I was in Burlington, VT. It was quite a spectacular sight to see
We were able to see almost 50% in Guatemala City even with a few clouds and then a downpour. It was spectacular 😊
What an experience, so worth it. Flew from San Diego to Cleveland (originally was going to Dallas but the cloud cover forecasts made me worry)
I was In Rochester and it was unfortunately very cloudy so we couldn’t see the corona but it still got dark. I’m bummed that we couldn’t see it but atleast we saw something
Same thing just east of Toronto. Apparently the clouds did thin enough to see it for a few seconds in Hamilton and Niagara Falls.
I wish I had travel to Texas or Mexico. I watched it from the Hollywood observatory only partially but it was still amazing
I saw it at my front yard from Austin, scatter clouds but when time of totality I saw it clearly. Once in a life time it's magnificent.
ONCE AGAIN. ABC. MR.DAVID M. Did not disappoint what eloquence, describing the experience of the eclipse thank you very much Our family enjoyed watching and will continue. Watching your news broadcast ❤
God is an artist !🙏🏼
Yes! 🙌🏼
Wow how lucky you all are...
Breathtakingly beautiful! Thanks for the beautiful video! ☀️🌕🌑🕶️
Total viewing from Errol, NH ❤ it was *MAGICAL* 😍
Edit: where I viewed (in a wildlife refuge), there was no cheering, just gunshots in celebration. It was a very NH thing to do.
Who else missed the total coverage because of the disrespectful clouds getting in the way?
We got lucky in Terre Haute, IN. The cloud cover came through about 3 hours earlier than forecasted. We got a totally unobstructed view of the most spectacular event I have ever seen. My condolences to you for not being able to have the same experience.😢
@@user-hq2qq1si6n ahh I bet it was beautiful
Such an emotional day!🌞🌝🌑
It was something out of a dream ❤ #Totality4Life
Dayton Ohio
The eclipse was astounding!!! Not gonna see one here likely ever again. Very glad to be here today!!!
I didn’t get all the hype until I saw it with my own eyes. If at all possible I am planning my future vacations where solar eclipses will be. I truly felt at peace with the entire universe.
@@user-hq2qq1si6n “Earth has the best solar eclipse… HANDS DOWN!” - Neil DeGrasse-Tyson
Right on