2023 Annular Solar Eclipse Preview!
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- This video is a preview and overview of the next solar eclipse visible in the western hemisphere. There will be an annular solar eclipse on Oct. 14th, 2023. Want to know what that is, how it works and where the eclipse will be visible? We will cover all that and more.
Also, coming soon: the video of my scouting trip - visiting some of the best locations to see this eclipse.
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We drove 6 hours to get directly under the total solar eclipse that was over the US about 4 years ago (I don't recall the specific year). It was impressive. The breeze died down and the birds quit chirping during the period of maximum darkness. Another 6 hours to get home but unquestionably worth the effort. Circumstances will prevent me from getting under this ASE but I do appreciate your heads-up video.
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Albuquerque looks to be a prime location for viewing the October eclipse. Looking forward to it here in the Duke City.
Great explanation of the annular eclipse.
I was in Totality Town in 2017. Fantastic TSE! I'll be in the Adirondacks in 2024.
Our Valley in NM is smack dab in the center of the path of the Oct 14 eclipse. We have our glasses at the ready. Happy eclipsing!
Imagine waking up and the morning and its just dark outside lol
The light changes character near annularity, but it never gets that dark. What I’ve heard fun stories of is the partial eclipse in-progress over the ocean at sunset. It looks like giant glowing horns sinking into the sea!
The only way it’s get nighttime levels of dark is if you were in the line of sight of a 100% total solar eclipse, and it’d only last 2-3 minutes.
I seem to do that several times during the night. Amazing!
I live just south of Dayton, Ohio but I'm happy to say I'm going to be in western Washington when this eclipse happens! I've already bought some eclipse glasses for next April 2024, so I'm rarin' to go!
Can you do Saturday August 12, 2045? The next total solar eclipse that crosses from coast to coast in the United States!
Eventually :). Honestly, I’ll probably do that and publish it right after the 2024 total solar eclipse.
That one is going to be a very good long duration total!
Thanks for the info! I live off the coastal bend in Texas so luckily when the day comes I’ll only have a 3 hour drive to go check it out to get the full experience! New subscriber too!
Glad it helped! I have a second video with my "Road Report" when I took a scouting trip this past October. The first five minutes or so might be helpful for you as well.
You have just delivered one of the most complete Pic of this Happening and More--Excellent
It just passed Nevada an hour ago. Because I was in the Reno area, it only changed the sky like it's already evening closer to total eclipse. Got the good footage and photo. Hopefully, I could fly and observe in the pathway of the eclipse in the future.
Albuquerque will be having it's Annual Balloon Festival during this eclipse. This should make for quite a spectacle with all the colorful balloons rising while the Sun/Moon show takes place with the city at complete totality relative to this event. See you there!
Thanks for the video. I will be in way out West Texas in the Big Bend area on OCT 14, so I'll get a good look at it. I didn't plan the trip around the eclipse, it just worked out that way.
Love your channel. Please turn up your volume. :-)
Thanks for the feedback, Jackie. I'll turn the gain up on the microphone on future recordings. Quite a few up-coming videos have already been recorded so you'll notice the difference intermittently.
@@TotalityTown another technique to make sure that you don’t end up clipping the audio is to just record at your normal level and then in post processing “normalize“ the audio. This makes it as loud as it possibly can be without clipping the signal
@@diegus012 Thanks for the tip! Sadly, I don't have that feature in my editing software (Camtasia), but I will definitely look for that as a feature when the day comes for me to upgrade to a different software.
@@diegus012 Thanks for the tip! Sadly, I don't have that option in my video editing software (Camtasia). However, I'll definitely look for that as a feature when the time comes for me to upgrade to a new editing software!
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Thank you
Glad it is helpful!
Wow.
Thank you!
I'm going to see this event in Roswell NM. Me and the aliens are going watch the eclipse.
Nice to know ... thank you😊
San Antonio and Corpus Christi are major cities in Texas in the path.
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1:47, *moon’s. Hope it helps.
Hi, any chance you can share the map pin or coordinates of the spot you will be at on Oct 14th. I saw your national park video.
Thank you
@gazizova I don't know exactly where I'll be yet. I've narrowed it down to two spots and am having conversations with some people about helping them with their event. I won't know until sometime in February. But I can tell you that almost anywhere in Utah will be wonderful. If you have questions about places that interest you, please feel free to ask and I'll help you if I can.
@@TotalityTown I'm looking forward to seeing your videos!
Is the Albuquerque area any good? That's where my family is considering going. . .
@@zxyatiywariii8 Good question. Yes, Albuquerque looks like it should be pretty good. It is on of only two real cities in the path of annularity for 2023. I just posted my "road report" video for the annular solar eclipse as well. You might want to check that one out and see if it is helpful.
Word is finally in: I will be in Capitol Reef National Park working with them for the month of October as their Eclipse Expert! That means I'll be doing a bunch of presentations and such. Not exactly sure where in the Park I will be on eclipse day, but the highest probability is at or near their main Visitor Center. I'll try to do a video on this and publish it in the next month or two.
I work out in west texas often times for oil and gas geology work. I may or may not be on a rig site oct 14 but if I am I’m hoping I’ll be in the path. We have work out in midland and further west towards pecos tx.
Hope you are able to make it. Though, honestly, if you have to pick between the annular eclipse this October and the total eclipse next April, do the total eclipse - hands down. If you need to take a day off work for next April, you won’t regret it.
@@TotalityTownI can’t often just take off work. I work a 3 week on 2 week off schedule usually.
Please explain why the shadow of the total eclipse is only 70 miles wide when the moon is 1/4 the size of earth, according to the laws of physics a shadow can never decrease in size.
Sorry for the delayed reply. Life's been crazy recently. The size of a shadow is related to the distances involved. The Moon's orbit around Earth is elliptical so sometimes they are closer to each other than at other times. If you look at the angles and the distances, the math works out; everything balances out such that the Moon's shadow can reach all the way to Earth's surface. I say "can" because there are times when the Moon is far enough away that its shadow does not reach all the way to Earth's surface. Those are the times at which an annular solar eclipse is possible. Hope this explanation helps!
READ THIS the 9/27/15 Eclipse was the 12th Moon in a very rare Triple Tetrad. where over a 66 year period the Moon Total on Jewish Holidays(only). so 49/50--67/68---14/15. I WAS at Rainier at Pinnacle Peak watch as Moon came over UNICORN Peak. I WAS THE ONLY ONE THERE and the Floral in that Valley was predominately Red with yellow and ALL them ROCKS----BLESSED again like None other..
Unfortunately not visible in europe! thanks 👍❤🙏🙏🙏🔭
I live in Pueblo
Never look at rhe sun directly. Not even if its covered partially by the moon. Partial blindness may occur; as I understand it.
Yes I posted a comment about that. It should have been mentioned in the video since this is an annular eclipse not a total eclipse like the one in August 2017 and the upcoming one in April 2024.
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For some, it’s a total eclipse of the heart..oh wait, that’s in 2024. I do remember a total eclipse in the 80s. I’m on the East Coast.
Do you know if the moon will be placed symmetrically within the sun on this eclipse?
Depends on your location within the path. If you are on the centerline then the Moon should be dead-center at the peak of the eclipse. It will be off-center if you are off the centerline.
Too bad we won't see anything in Arizona, even though the path passes through there.
Why are you talking about 2024? You can talk about that AFTER you talk about 2023.
Can’t wait for the flat earth folks to see a horizontal line across the sun 😂😂
Can you see it from anywhere around the world?
No
@@kathrynmireles4278 that's pretty disappointing
@@dragonballisbest2723file a complaint. ;)
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I'm a total kind of guy, not annular.
Hope it's overcast so nobody gets to see it. 😃
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@@teresas8173 this solar eclipse is happening right now. Can you see it? I hope it's cloudy in your area.
Thank you for the information. My family own a resort in central Utah. We noticed a lot of people booking lodging for October 14. After some research we found out we are right in the path of the 2023 eclipse. Your information is really helpful as we try to make that day memorable for people staying with us.
Glad it helped! I’ll be the Eclipse Expert for Capitol Reef National Park doing a lot of education and eclipse programming. Look into projection viewing. I am hoping to slap together a quick video on it, but my wife and I are thru-hiking the Continental Divide Trail right now, so video work has less than a 1% chance of happening.
@@TotalityTown Track is dead center on my hometown of Marysvale, UT. I'm waking up early and taking the drive from Vegas. Hope the weather cooperates.
@@skunkworksalpha7868I hope you made the trip ok!
The ASEANs and the Oceanians are VERY lucky to ave a rare HYBRID ECLIPSE
We looked at hotel, flights, and car rentals in Albuquerque and San Antonio and they are already getting expensive and thin. I agree that the national parks will be the best bet and probably easier to get in and out of than the cities. The cities will be 100% slammed with crowds.
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Also, buy your solar filters now. They will be sparse when the time is nigh.
100% agree about solar filters and eclipse glasses! National Parks will be harder to navigate than cities because they aren’t design for high traffic. Best approach is to arrive at your site for the day early, pack a picnic and relax for the afternoon while the traffic clears a bit. Leaving the next day always makes a huge difference, too.
I watched the June 10th 2021eclipse in Nunavut. Other than the clouds and wet snow that sneaked up overnight to make it challenging, it was awesome.
I live in Albuquerque. This is my best eclipse chance in my life. ;) I've already taken the day off.
I've seen both in the past decade. A total solar eclipse is far more mesmerizing and incredible to witness.
To quote Eeyore, "It'll prob'ly rain." (In Oregon)
I live in the Willamette Valley in Oregon... will have to go outside for break to see what happens. Thx for the information!
Might have to drive about 850 miles to San Antonio to check this out. 14 Oct. is my 71st birthday.
Worked at SwRI from 75-80. By far, the best job I ever had on this rock. See you there!😉🌙
I went through the one in the early 80's, it's like everything is in 4D, it's crazy, the crispness of the trees is otherworldly! Don't miss this one!
I too remember the eclipse in the 80’s & never dreamed I’d live long enough to witness another one, what a marvelous opportunity given to us
@@AvocadoRoyalty I went to Virginia at the ocean
Call it the 4 corners eclipse.....since it goes right over the 4 corners in southwest.....7:30
Bravo.........the whole West coast north to south America's.......are on the eastern fire rim........cheers
I have the same cabin reserved in Texas to observe both the Oct 2023 and April 2024 eclipse from the same spot where they cross paths.
I saw the 2017 eclipse from Oregon, then went to Chile, and then got my first Annular in Guam.
Imagine if people actually started looking into the true model of the eart
We will be in Nevada. Can't wait!
Good choice!
Wow its my 50th birthday on the 14th oct 2023..... I need to be there.... best place please?
So many good options. Monument Valley is pretty tough to beat. Albuquerque is probably the easiest place to get to, though.
works better on a flat earth map
Why is it your map of the event at the beginning of the video is completely different than the one you show in the second half of the video? Doesn't seem like good information to me 🥴
The maps were for two different eclipses. The map at the beginning of the video is for a total solar eclipse in April 2024 as was explained in the video. The map in the second half is for this month's annular eclipse.
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I want to see it
Chinly AZ
This is the Wedding Ring Eclipse.! This Eclipse will form a Wedding Ring on the Lft. Hand of the Woman in the Sign of Virgo.!
Ken in Costa Rica ❤
Will it hit San Antonio or can you actually see it at south Texas ?
Dan Antonio is fully within the path of annularity, but just outside the edge of totality in 2024.
Kerrville TX or Ingram TX is within the path as well, NW of San Antonio. Very Cool Ingram has STONEHENGE 2 which is a life size replica of Stonehenge in England, Kerrville has Prayer Garden & 77ft Cross and other Religious Statues
Im In El Paso, if I can find a buddy to go out or something we might go to Carlsbad or Midland. We get to see 90% coverage in El paso, so itll be somewhat spectacular anyway. What will it look like here?
I will be at Aztec New, Mexico for this eclipse.
Good choice!
Personal recomendation: Bacalar lagoon in Mexico, paradise.
Imagine flying from Portland to SAn Antonio that morning.
Luckily, here in San Angelo, Tx it'll pass over us. Not directly, but we're still in the best part of it. Also, if we drive about 1.5 hours next year, we can see the eclipse in Junction, Tx
Good plan. Enjoy!
Looks like SpaceX should have a beautiful picture of the sun in the background of StarShip.
Let's hope someone gets that picture and shows it to everyone.
That would be an awesome T-shirt to have.
Space sex is fake x because space is fake
Will people in the state of Virginia be able to see the eclipse?
I would think we could as Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York will be able to see it 🤷♂️
Good question. You’ll see a partial eclipse in PA.
Great video
Tony time
It's perfectly fine to look at an eclipse for the entire time, without looking away.
Jerk
I thought they said that a solar eclipse will happen on April 8th 2024
There will be. This is a...no pun intended...totally different event.
Annular solar eclipse this October and then a total solar eclipse next April.
Thanks for the explanation, but I'm not in the areas where you'll see the eclipse, so I'll watch it live👍
Midland, TX invites all who would like to see the annular solar eclipse!
Join us in the parking lot of our future church, New Day Christian Center of Midland, TX:
10020 Liberator Ln.
Midland, TX 79706
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There were three considerations you failed to mention. First and most important is eye protection. Since the sun will not be completely covered by the moon one should not look directly at the eclipse without eye protection (such as eclipse glasses). This is even more important if one plans to use a telescope. Looking at the sun through a telescope without a properly designed solar filter securely mounted to the front of the telescope could result in immediate blindness. Second you seemed to favor a city location to view the eclipse. While there are more people in cities to view the eclipse there may be obstacles like buildings blocking the view. A park would be better (assuming there were no trees nearby). Finally you didn't discuss weather. It would be a good idea to check the weather forecast along the eclipse path to find a location with the best chance of clear skies.
9 days scouting...? What was the carbon foot print of that? I hope you get good pictures and it doesn't get cloudy where you end up going....
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❤ Jesus loves you.. Please bring him into your heart before it's too late.. These events are not from climate change.. but from God warning US the time of his wrath is coming... 😢
Please be saved, my friend 🙏
I would loved to be saved - from the incessant preaching of people like you. Save your preaching of this ancient mythology for the religious videos. It has no place here. But you are right about one thing; an eclipse has nothing to do with climate change. But neither is it this imaginary all-merciful god of yours warning us of his upcoming wrath. It is simply the moon passing between the Earth and the sun.
Oh Jeesh … this is science. Go away
Wrong year, it 2024
No, the year is correct. There is an annular eclipse this Oct and a total solar eclipse in April 2024 - two different events.
You say The annual eclipse happens when the moon is in the most far point from the earth
And this point ,is not at the Nodes Line!! Where you say to eclipse to happen the moon must be in those two nodes (Nodes line)!!!! Where the moon will interact with the ecliptic plane...
And the line of nodes have neither apogee nor the closest point .😂
@@truthdawn7773 Sorry for the delayed reply. I've been traveling.
The Moon's orbit "precesses" - which means the long axis of the ellipse is not always pointed in the same direction. As a result, sometimes apogee does line up fairly closely with the line of nodes and if that happens when the Moon is New, we get an annular solar eclipse as a result.
HERE IS WHERE THE FLAT EARTH DUDES CAN EXPLAIN.