2017 Total Solar Eclipse | 4K Best Footage Timelapse and Real-time Footage

Ultra HD 4K of the totality from Paducah Kentucky. Diamond ring, solar flares, stars, timelapses, first contact, C1 C3 and C4, best footage. Adventure Archives
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[@neilmehta187]

2:08 Is that a solar flare (reddish emission above the bright light)on the right hand side of the suns disk? Or is it something sensor related?

[@AdventureArchives]

It is indeed a solar flare. Pretty cool that we were actually able to see it. No space station though haha

[@56932982]

It is a solar prominence: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_prominence A flare is something different: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_flare The dark spots at 0:27 are sunspots: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunspot I am an amateur astronomer. I have a special H-alpha telescope that makes prominences visible without an eclipse. Actually I was able to observe this prominence today.

[@AdventureArchives]

Ah, thanks Jochen! Was wondering about the sunspots as well. Glad we cleaned the sensor beforehand because it could have just been dust on the sensor haha

[@neilmehta187]

It was awesome of you guys to get such a clear video of the whole thing. We will wait for the whole episode :)

[@neilmehta187]

Thanks a lot Jochen for the clarification. Astronomy is one of the most rewarding fields (aerospace engg here). Ad astra

[@ChrisProuse]

Beautifully done - thanks for sharing!

[@ottmountain733]

Seeing the flares was amazing! Next one is in 2024, hope you cover that as well!

[@BartGmusic]

Great shots! Thank you! We had a great view here in Missouri. Even more amazing than I thought it would be. Very moving experience.

[@juliequalkinbush6133]

You guys are so awesome!

[@serena_davis]

Wow! Awesome shots! 👍 Glad the clouds didn't get too much in the way during the totality! (Saw your IG Live.)

[@richardparker371]

An unforgettable experience! Great footage!

[@Merbydoo]

Looks great guys! Thanks for capturing it for us! :)

[@aaron.silveira]

I watched it in Oregon and it was spectacular without the clouds

[@uptrail7169]

Great job capturing the solar eclipse!

[@AnyM4jorDude]

The best filming of the total eclipse! Love the reaction clip at the end. Thanks, guys!

[@rdhanks88]

Great Job Guys

[@Jaspor123]

I'm still struggling to find words to describe how amazing it was to see. We had one of our best adventures yet camping out in Cherokee NF. I'm glad you got to enjoy it and you guys captured it beautifully.

[@millerman9178]

You guys were correct when you suggested that this may be something of the best footage of the eclipse​ that's available online. It was also good to see Thomas back with the gang on the Eastern half of the country. Cheers!

[@geryan6559]

Thanks, you guys are the greatest!!

[@joseperez-cl8jk]

Thank guys I was working there only just a small change in the amount of sun light dimming in CA YA Thomas nothing to see here. no one was able to show the true beauty of this event BUT YOU DID a fan. JoP

[@KevinJennings42]

Nice work!

[@rapu9351]

Thanks for 4k

[@sandrabender2184]

Thank You!

[@brianbblair]

Great job

[@Lanaaiify]

Beautiful!!! thank you so much for filming and sharing this. Hope to checkout the eclipse in 2024 along the path of totality.

[@sallylouise9826]

Thanks 👍🏻 Done beautifully 🇺🇸🙂

[@BluExtaByte2]

I literally missed it.... looks like I'll watch when I'm dead whyyyyyyyyy AHHHHHHH

[@rumblechick73]

Great job, thanks for sharing! I watched what we had here in SW Florida, and even that was kind of amazing.

[@AFractal]

Awesome video. Every night I watch the moon move east to west for years. No one has even questioned why the moon was going west to east during this amazing event. I work with a bunch of engineers and their only reply after the blank stare was. Some scientist somewhere can probably explain it.

[@adelefarough5123]

The moon actually *does* orbit the earth from west to east. At night, it appears to rise in the east and move westward because of the earth's rotation on its axis.

[@willmccort2565]

Interesting to see it from the east coast view. Got lucky in Oregon with clear skies. Great footage of totality!

[@Bad_Batch_65]

You guys are awesome. Now, get your ass back in the woods.

[@Bad_Batch_65]

Hiking, camping, water, suffering and endurance. My wife and I love watching your videos. Thanks for all your efforts guys and girl sometimes, that can really cook hobo meals... we love you too. Soldier on people

[@AdventureArchives]

Lol, we were IN the woods and had to retreat because of ticks. The initial plan was to film from the woods. Probably good we did though because it apparently ended up being cloudy there.

[@ASPVids]

AdventureArchives my family was considering driving up to St. Joseph from Kansas City to watch it since it was closer to the middle of totality than KC was, but we decided to stay. Glad we did, because St. Joseph was covered with clouds the entire eclipse.

[@ehmmmjay9907]

Wow, awesome shots! But where's the post-eclipse meal?!?!

[@1980Amazonia]

goooooosebumps! beautiful!

[@anitapaulsen3282]

Fantastically beautiful, especially with those clouds. What was it like?

[@thattwodimensionalant4626]

Woah great shot guys! Im from Australia so unfortunately didnt get to see it :'/, amazing though! What was this captured with?

[@inthewoodswithbigfoot3941]

Tyhanks guys! I missed the entire eclipse due to cloud cover...

[@OrganicSilverMoonDesignsLLG]

Beautiful footage guys I just love it,I keep coming across one video after another this one's back in 2017 it's still great, Talk about a little trivia in the old days Most likely people were afraid that It was some kinda omen or something,Thank goodness that is untrue today! A little more education a little more knowledge and there shouldn't be any fears of This ,The naturalness of the moon going around the earth. Boo,lol , Again thanks for the great videos and posting them!

[@donjames1903]

Where can I find your tracks ? Like this intro beat and others ?

[@theep1cfoxyt891]

This is where I live

[@bossomegldv2542]

I never fully saw it cause I live in this place called Indiana and the weather doesn’t care if you want to see an eclipse

[@michaelrager8504]

i've noticed how a lot of the videos of the 17 eclipse...puts the eclipse in the bottom right of the shot. Curious.

[@AdventureArchives]

Hey Michael, It's because as the sun moves across the sky, it will move from the bottom right to the top left of the camera screen. Therefore, when setting up extended shots, its best to put the sun at the bottom right, so that it will move across the screen, without having to constantly reposition the camera.

[@AnithaS-yj3cq]

Scientists can calculate the time n rotation exactly n tell us when wll be the next eclipse may occur

[@JayDragoni]

Can I use some ofthe footage in this video? I'll give credit

[@AdventureArchives]

For a youtube video just for your own channel, sure, or if it's something else, maybe. Just shoot us an email [e-mail]!

[@JayDragoni]

Alrighty! It's just for my new KZbin channel. My family went down to Missouri to see the full eclipse and I was recording but it was too cloudy :/

[@tueuz]

at 2:06, are those solar flares?

[@enriquegalindo3915]

tueuz yea but people like to call it the corona

[@ASPVids]

Enrique Galindo the corona isn’t the same as a solar flare. The corona is essentially an aura of plasma that surrounds the sun, while a solar flare is a gigantic release of energy from the suns surface.

[@johnnyairesman8]

Did you guys use the gh5 at all?

[@AdventureArchives]

Yup, the vast majority of these shots were with the GH5 and the 100-300mm Panasonic.

[@johnnyairesman8]

AdventureArchives cool thanks

[@dpimentel83]

😍🙏🙏🙏

[@dissimulo1868]

It should be TOTALLY IMPOSSIBLE to NOT see the moon before and after the eclipse! I waited hours later and even though I have no problem seeing the moon in the day on other days the moon was NOWHERE to be found. It should of created a spectacular waxing and waning moon before and after the event!!!!

[@bmore1015]

why cant you see the moon before and after

[@jbhunter15]

dissimulo you can't see the moon other then when it is covering the sun because it is a new moon, so there is no sunlight on the face that is facing the earth.

[@teaganthomas7602]

0:22 eclipse starts

[@RobbyHuang]

Teagan Thomas lol we specifically showed the totality first so no one would have to skip ahead. Please don't skip the totality haha

[@littlemac3431]

Ay im kY

[@andrewsrenson1212]

Yawwwwwwwwn