2017 Total Solar Eclipse - Greenville, SC

I was at a loss for words... obviously. Totality looks much brighter and thicker here than it did in person but I think we captured the energy of the moment. Unbelievable (as I say about 50 times!)

[@dragulia_venaro]

People 5000 years ago : Screaming People 5000 years later : Screaming

[@plant_guy]

lol 😂

[@banglayandroidkothon]

😂

[@rain028]

ok

[@Picsou313]

it's an amazing event :)

[@felixlechat1780]

People still dumb as 5000 years ago lol

[@chrisj197438]

Imagine 5000 years ago the panic this would have caused

[@grindelwald_5306]

Thats what im thinking too, they thought this beautiful total eclipse was a disaster haha

[@chrisj197438]

RonVenture PH People would have sacrificed virgins

[@chrisj197438]

rf4life True but your average tribe in the amazon or Congo probably freaked out.

[@OLDSKOOLNYC1]

The Bronze Age savages of the Abrahamic religions were pretty ignorant. When you believe bats are birds, whales are fish, displaying striped patterns to cows would produce striped offspring and, all the other silly dietary, ritualistic and primitive beliefs, they pretty much were in panic mode when these occurred!

[@itsmekyderra9335]

Its 2020🤦

[@MagnusOfficial]

Imagine if you're the moon just looking down to people, cheering at you for a moment in time.

[@jaetojae2466]

Yeah looking a earth hearing screams would make me just go-

[@friggoogl5582]

Imagine you are the sun and the moon is stealing all your shine.

[@ImSwiftLy]

@@friggoogl5582 Lol this is a good one

[@z3tFliX.bom.]

@@ImSwiftLylol r u ready for the up coming eclipse

[@alanduncan1980]

The cheering is so annoying, weeeeooooow! Yeeeaaah! It's like they're at a rock concert. Dumbasses!

[@dancingfaeries]

The Sun & Moon: “Thank you so much!”

[@lmaooriginal986]

SUN I WILL BECOME A RED GIANT AND SWALLOW YOU MOON NO

[@AndrewDaniele87]

*takes a bow*

[@dragulia_venaro]

Arrivederci👋🏻

[@small_ed]

Curious how this event proves they're the same relative size per the laws of perspective. 🤔

[@mujtabar06]

Could you imagine all the people cheering, and all of a sudden it remains dark with no sunlight?

[@DrawinskyMoon]

Suddenly laughter turns into screams.

[@ImJustSayn.6732]

Wow... yeah that would be Terrifying!

[@brandonjones9998]

Then you see a green laser being power up

[@xcroniclol3061]

Like the eclipse from berserk

[@KINGCELLIUMOFFICIAL]

Then everyone will stop screaming and clapping 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Thelittlethingsoflife]

Anyone watching this to get psyched for the April 8, 2024 total solar eclipse?

[@felipeviana05]

queria poder ver um eclipse total no brasil

[@AndrewDaniele87]

I was watching to see if it's going to be worth catching on film, if it looks different in person, I'm just going to shut the camera off, enjoy it, and then redirect people to this video and say videos don't do it justice but this guy recorded it which is close enough lol

[@ericchub]

I sure am, i live in the line of totality in the Montreal area, got my glasses on standby lol

[@trini_baddie5553]

Yup

[@redblue40rc33]

I've already seen an eclipse and it's nothing special....y'all ppl need to grow up.....the sun not giving light and the moon as blood red is the one you need to worry Abt!

[@brandongaming1049]

can't wait for april 8 2024!

[@kathconserv]

Me neither.

[@LuisRivera25234]

Sameee

[@Fred-vy1hm]

Taking a 26 hour train ride to Fredericton New Brunswick to see it. I get there roughly 3 hours before totality which will last 2 minutes and 17 seconds there. 😊

[@christina311uss]

9 more days!

[@Max040fficial]

Its 2024 and we are still believing in fairytales??? but yep im sure this world will end 🤡just like it did back in 2012

[@heroshotlgn]

This video made me realize NOT to be in a public place during the eclipse. People screaming and hooting really kills the "majesty" of the moment

[@shamrock167]

thank you, totally kills the mood

[@filipcamerman3473]

Would you rather watch sports in an empty stadium too? j/k to each their own :)

[@apfeiffer7606]

Depends on where you are. In 2017 for this one I was in Carbondale IL on a beach on Cedar Lake. Pretty decent crowd and ppl just took it in and didn’t cheer until after. But even if they did I think the moment itself was cool enough and I was so immersed in it I’m not sure I would have even cared.

[@sebikelifeusvetparatrooper]

FACTS 💯 I will be riding my bike🚲out on a bikepath in Northern Ohio at 3 on April 8 when it happens away from people and it will most likely be cloudy lol.

[@mTOXiicg]

It makes me imagine being in some tribe 10,000 years ago watching it happen. Probably the same kind of noises/energy in the crowd

[@tdolo10]

I still remember the way the air felt different during this moment… eerie but amazing

[@Postal0ne]

Uhh yea cause you lose about 20 degrees immediately…

[@SilkyLew]

​@@Postal0nelol

[@PRKLGaming]

​@Postal0ne no you don't, greenhouse gas is a thing

[@SoloLevellor]

​@@PRKLGamingYou know that sunlight has an immediate effect on atmospheric temperature

[@PRKLGaming]

@@SoloLevellor yes but not 20 degrees

[@JoeMama-uq3kf]

A truly beautiful display of us humans gathering together to admire how beautiful our universe really is. can't WAIT for the 8th of April.

[@ethanstrong]

Can't believe how much I took this for granted back then.

[@daviroza4700]

It’s my dream to be astronaut leave this stupid planet and go to the moon and then to mars

[@mochas9249]

Ikr

[@teddy_pm]

@@daviroza4700 This planet is not stupid, it’s mother nature

[@jojighoul7833]

I remember this like it was yesterday. It was so beautiful and breathtaking and I'm glad I experienced it. 2017 was an amazing year

[@onedollasnake]

I only got to see a partial eclipse in 2017 but in 2024 I get to experience the full thing

[@vincem3748]

My #1 regret in life is not driving down from southern NJ in 2017 to see the solar eclipse in the zone of totality. 2024 can't be here soon enough

[@rudy103069]

I didnt see the moon moving in front of the sun, it just got dark. Do you notice the moon coming in and over the sun in its natural path before and after the eclipse?

[@patrixxxofficial1359]

well i never had chance since im from eu

[@jojighoul7833]

@@patrixxxofficial1359 ok lol

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

for those of us who saw the beauty there is no describing it !!

[@watsisname]

Definitely something that has to be experienced. :)

[@syntenel2283]

Yes... it was amazing

[@noblesmitchell]

I was there in Greenville S.C. I drove all the way from Greenville N.C.

[@tammymcc-n7652]

I was In Georgia, in the path of totality. It was unbelievable and awesome to witness. Where I was at was just like this. People were going nuts, screaming and applauding. The power of God is amazing.

[@KaitlynMcCary]

Same, I definitely teared up

[@kirmeister8207]

One of the best vids of solar eclipse. Those zoom ins from the other vids really kills the mood watching solar eclipses

[@an0nym0us1992]

I agree. So many of the videos zoom in on the sun and moon. He picked the best angle to show everything :)

[@reckbomb82]

I saw this from Salem, OR and it was an amazing experience. It seems like photos and videos simply can't do it justice. I 100% recommend anyone reading this plan to see the next one in the US in 2024.

[@jimmypad5501]

I was in Salem too! At Minto-Brown Island Park. Totally changed my life!

[@chrisb7909]

I used to live in Salem Oregon and now I live in Temple Texas. We are supposed to have a full eclipse on April 8th 2024 here in Texas!!

[@ericaengram2280]

April 8, 2024 it’s going to be a total eclipse here in NY

[@MechanicalSpencer]

@@ericaengram2280 Same in Indianapolis Indiana

[@Nidgsrtin1553]

Suddenly I thought how I miss this when Iam in my hometown Salem in tamilnadu.

[@brandonjones9998]

This was truly a once in a lifetime moment! I work 3rd shift and no way was I going to miss this.

[@iwontreplybacklol7481]

Funny when this happened, I got pissed because it got dark and I was doing something that needed light at that exact moment, stupid moon, lol

[@beanandpopcorn]

😂

[@ochsj1971]

Love this video. The same energy was felt in Carbondale, IL, where I witnessed this spectacular event. Definitely the most awesome cosmic event I've ever experienced.

[@rachekmcghee165]

Yep I live in Marion and It was amazing!

[@rockwithyou2006]

lucky you will get to see it again in carbondale in a few years

[@ChristopherX30]

Carbondale is getting the next one, in 2024. It will be nearly 5 minutes long.

[@KoRntech]

Wasn't That the longest area to be? I drove down to Farragut TN for totality. 2024 it'll be in my backyard in NE Ohio.

[@nja3224]

I was on the rooftop of a building in NYC and watched it from there. Definitely a cool moment of time to experience. The sky was clear, I’m hoping for the same tomorrow. Happy viewing everyone!

[@adityakulkarniii]

Does anyone know if this person shot this on their phone? wanting directions to do the same tomorrow

[@jaydenmann447]

@@adityakulkarniiinot sure but unlikely. my phone couldn’t catch it for crap last time.

[@mikebythesun]

@@adityakulkarniii this was done with a GoPro. Unfortunately the image of the sun just appears as a small star, but in person it’s actually the ring of the corona just like you see in professional images. Amazing and beautiful beyond words (as evident in this video lol)

[@sam_mcl90]

How was the viewing?

[@bean-cc6dx]

Being less than 3 weeks until the 2024 event, I’m so excited to see my first total solar eclipse!

[@user-ye6dk2fw6t]

Depends where you live will be able to see total eclipse

[@MousetrapAndPepper]

Same here

[@1ctf749]

Being in the totality zone for the April 8th solar eclipse this makes me so excited I will be experiencing this.

[@AngelGarcia-oy3yj]

I will be in the totality zone in Mexico too! ❤

[@RedCanyonWolf]

You are gonna love it!!! It’s so amazing!

[@nenaj1]

So jealous. Here in New York City it will be partial, but in upstate New York at Niagara falls, it will be total. 6 hour drive

[@RedCanyonWolf]

@@nenaj1it would be worth the drive. Call in sick! Start faking feeling ill on Friday. 😅

[@Patrick-Mckinney]

im gonna do the drive lol@@nenaj1

[@einaf639]

Thanks so much for posting this! I just got chills watching it. I'm literally trembling. I was just a few hundred feet away from you sitting on the edge of the waterfall at Falls Park looking towards the bridge. One of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.

[@lelaho228]

einaf639 It was so unbelievable!! What a great spot you had, too.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

what? that was THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THING !

[@flybywire09]

Seek that in person was one of the most powerful, awe-inspiring things I have ever experienced.

[@lesleighgriser2]

The way everyone is cheering for the moon. This is so cute. So human.

[@rd_0939]

Its weird as fuck😂

[@lesleighgriser2]

@@rd_0939 it’s actually super cool

[@jmhayes7407]

The moon is awesome 🌛

[@lesleighgriser2]

@@jmhayes7407 I love it!

[@darthroden]

I was in Columbia on the Statehouse grounds when totality happened. I remember how surreal it felt, the Cicadas were chirping and making their noise as if it were already night time. And the way the temperature suddenly dropped. Also remember the sunset/sunrise phenomenon in every direction. But what struck me was the sense of how an eclipse seems to point to a divine order for us as a human species, for us to be here on this planet in its long history when the moon is just close enough to this planet to literally cover the sun in all but the corona. A few million years ago the moon was close enough to completely black it out. Another million years and it won't cover the complete disk anymore. I truly felt humbled to see it, and I pray to live long enough to see another one in my lifetime.

[@onedollasnake]

I didn’t get to see the total part of this one only the partial but I will get to see the total 2024 one there’s a place near my house I plan to go to see it

[@vincem3748]

I pray I get to see ONE.

[@SheilaLJones]

Omg! I was in Columbia as well but in the parking lot of Columbiana Centre

[@victorsvidss]

It's about a billion years not a million

[@Floridafanatic28]

There was no chance of hearing anything in this video. Need to be away from people to get the full experience. People ruin EVERYTHING!

[@jjadame7925]

An awesome experience to have! Only the firebenders would hate this 😂

[@TheINFJChannel]

Im here in 2024 waiting for the April 8th Total in NH....and OMFG I'll probably cry! Im soooooo excited!!!! The excitement and passion in the background was touching. I got a hat, a shirt, a telescope lens, a phone lens, 70 glasses to hand out... Yo, I'm ready! Your video was so magical, got me wicked stoked! So, thanks 🤜🤛 -Sadie

[@officialmoai3107]

I got this recommended to me the day of the eclipse on Monday, April 8th, 2024. Anyone else?

[@manoshsjsj5209]

Me

[@TVTIME-be8ze]

No, I went straight to it

[@Zen_Viniti]

By far one of the best videos of the 2017 eclipse ever. ❤ thank you

[@benishot1000]

literally in tears! awesome video!!!

[@ctsean]

Who's up for round two in a couple weeks!?

[@itsabigheadman]

ME!

[@RonnieMcNutt_Mindblowing]

It has a 80 percent chance of being cloudy from where im from 💀

[@Sharkacy]

round 2? bro hasn't been born to see the other times 💀

[@ctsean]

@@Sharkacy​​⁠congratulations on reaching 6 years old.

[@Sharkacy]

@@ctsean the rude comment was not necessary. grow up

[@candicewilliamson6151]

I was just saying I cannot believe it's been only 1 week since the most awesome experience of my life, I got chills all over again watching your video! I had decided to search for pics/videos and yours is absolutely amazing!!! Shared with my daughter in Wisconsin, she didn't get to see it. Thank you!!

[@onedollasnake]

We are closer to 2024 eclipse than time passed since 2017 eclispe And now is closer to April eclipse than the October eclipse

[@hijklmnopqrstuv]

Reminder ​@@onedollasnake

[@BRunk84]

My family and I saw this in Columbia, Missouri, but we had quite a bit more cloud cover (I shared live too). It was still spectacular, but I bet seeing it with clear skies was incredible! Thank you for sharing live.

[@tooelefireman]

The sun and moon: did you like our performance

[@msirull]

We were there! Definitely the best viewing site in the entire Southeast. And possibly the WHOLE COUNTRY!!

[@normancharlespastor8009]

Anyone watching it today april, 8 2024?

[@AssistantCommanderAlisha]

I am but I’m seeing the partial one🥺

[@jessicasmothers3528]

I saw it in Sumter, SC. It was the most amazing thing I have ever experienced.

[@TheCosmicGuy0111]

Hey I saw it there too.

[@Maggie617]

Watching this and getting quite excited about the one coming up in 2024....I can’t wait! 😎

[@jojighoul7833]

Is there really???

[@user-sv4ev5qg1u]

Its tomorrow

[@hunterdale8871]

That was beautiful, truly beautiful

[@JDOTVegas]

It is on my bucket list to experience totality in perigee! You are one of the lucky ones. Thanks for sharing this video. It is WILD how fast it gets dark and how you can see daylight returning in the distance, then how fast it gets light again. Just WOW!

[@alderbarn]

You are the only video uploaded of the total eclipse! thanks!!! A lot of ppl want to see this.

[@rixguy8662]

I really love to heard and see the reaction people in this video..

[@dacypher22]

You captured the appearance of Mercury and Mars very well as it was reaching totality. Mercury appears at 0:24 to the lower left of the sun, and Mars at 1:02 to the upper-left.

[@lilianamillan356]

I was wondering what planets they were. This solar eclipse was incredible. The temperature dropped!

[@dacypher22]

@@lilianamillan356 It was! Time to start preparing for April 8, 2024 when the US will get another total solar eclipse only 7 years later (the last one for decades, if I recall right)!

[@straight2dapointD]

What was to the right?

[@dacypher22]

@@straight2dapointD I want to say that was a star. It definitely wasn't in the right position to be another planet. I remember hearing which star it was at the time. If I recall correctly, it was Aldebaran.

[@straight2dapointD]

dacypher22 Thanks, sadly I’m never in the right place to witness an eclipse .

[@simply_exploring]

I’m watching it through a screen and it was incredible to see, can’t imagine seeing it in real life

[@topgunpest]

Saw this with my kids in Payette Idaho, brings tears to my eyes. Most amazing thing I’ve ever seen. Looking forward to 2024 in Waco Tx!!

[@catherinespark]

The light that made this so spectacular had all been discharged into space before this video even began to be taken. Eight minutes, you know.

[@mightyquinn38]

So weird seeing all those people together now that it's 2020.

[@ahmedalaskalany9275]

I miss the normal world.

[@mightyquinn38]

@@ahmedalaskalany9275 We all do, but once this vaccine is accessible by everyone, it'll be mostly gone hopefully.

[@onedollasnake]

@@mightyquinn38 luckily stuff is back to 100% capacity (at least where I am)

[@ArviAnimates]

How's everyone

[@hehemichaeljackson9630]

​@@ArviAnimatestired of school but glad its gone fr

[@VideoManDan]

Out of all the videos on youtube of the 2017 eclipse yours is the best. And yes, Glory be to God! I saw the last one in Columbia, SC, and I'm so excited that the next one is less than a week and a half away. I'm travelling all the way up to the Canadian border to see it 😎

[@mikah3571]

2:54 That is so cool, Dad❤

[@jobrien8016]

I saw this one. I was a couple blocks from where this was filmed. It was amazing. The planets and stars came out. It got noticeably cooler. I felt like I was connected to all of humanity throughout the ages. What wasn't so amazing was the fact it took nearly five hours to get back to Charlotte from Greenville that night. 😂

[@user-hh2is9kg9j]

Who lives in the total eclipse path of April 8's gives me like.

[@DanK123]

Great video! I was in Nashville. Started great but clouds rolled in maybe 60-90 seconds after totality....but we did get to see it. Absolutely spectacular and as great a video as this is, it can't capture the way the eclipse looks. Mind blowing.

[@kudjo24]

The atmosphere around the crowds was just as incredible as the sun itself. 360 sunset everywhere you looked at the horizon, temp dropped a bit, even suddenly there were no birds chirping or depending where you live the evening birds starting singing briefly.

[@jerrywinstrom]

3:56 the kid removes his glasses and stares directly into the sun, bold asf.

[@jarretheller2244]

@ 3:25 "Here comes the sun...do do do do"

[@kccain4011]

This was amazing. I watched in Alabama. I appreciate seeing children who appreciate the sun/moon/solar system!🥰

[@michaelhargus4316]

I, too, was in Greenville (SC) during that eclipse and that was exactly the way it looked like to. What was truly entertaining was seeing elderly women in the 80's (If not 90's) wearing solar eclipse glasses so they can watch the eclipse. Seriously, the corona was lavender in color and it was the prettiest shade of purple I saw in a while

[@Brooklynborn74]

I’ll be experiencing it in 2024 from Texas!! Can’t wait

[@justicewillprevail1106]

I wish my husband has the enthusiasm as your so my child can have these experience with him. 😂

[@jxkeplays]

The slow transition into total darkness is so cool, like the ground is black and the sky is still blue, that is so cool.

[@maggie0285]

Revisiting this memory. I was in Hopkinsville Kentucky for it. Now in April 2024 it will happen again 😊 It took 5 hours to drive to it and 19 hours to get back because of the traffic lol

[@JohnWickkkk]

I always tear up from the excitement and witnessing it😥

[@mikes7446]

Da fak lol

[@vickperez65]

Weirdo😂😂

[@JohnWickkkk]

@@vickperez65 pull up goofy

[@vickperez65]

@@JohnWickkkk lmao you feel tough now ? you know damn well its a 90 percent chance you live miles away from me so fuck i look like traveling all the way out were ever you stay too throw hands with a pos who crys about a eclipse? 😂🥱

[@KyleEvra]

Wussie. 😂

[@ahammockofcake]

Great job! That was awesome!

[@gilbertgiles]

Amazing vid, lovely family! Thank you for sharing!

[@poconomoe]

Great video !!! Can’t wait for April 2024. Plan to watch near Watertown NY

[@leegarcia2152]

Amazing 2 of Gods creations

[@mibraddamibradda9474]

Jesus is coming repent

[@shayanchamas60]

Carbondale residents are the luckiest. They won't have to wait another 400 years for another total eclipse to pass their way. There's one coming in April of 2024!

[@alexyokiel4493]

Live in Cleveland, OH. Can’t wait to see this on Monday.

[@alrogers3]

We watched from our backyard in Spartanburg. Only got around 43 seconds of totality. Still it was quite an experience.Looks like they had a nice party time along the Reedy River in Greenville.

[@slaphappy9580]

I saw it while standing outside of a farm in Sumter County, SC. We got about 80 seconds of totality. What an amazing sight!

[@ub1953]

April 2024 will be watching TOTALITY in TEXAS

[@beanandpopcorn]

Lucky you. I live in California and won't see totality. Enjoy for me too 🥲

[@RitsuOuO]

I live in California it sucks I won’t be able to see it on April 8th 2024. I think California has like 64% totality so nothing much 😭. I guess I’ll be watching the total Solar Eclipse online..darn! To me it’s definitely not worth traveling because all the states with 100% are declaring state of emergency due to influx of visitors. Plus I’d rather watch somewhere quiet tbh, this video had too many people screaming lol. I’ll still stock up on food and water since on the News that’s what they’re saying everyone should do just in case. In case of what? I really don’t know 😅❤ everyone stay safe out there if you’re traveling to see it!

[@nicolegilstrap100]

Thank you for sharing this!!! Awesome video!!!

[@snowflake09161]

i saw this eclipse back in 2017 at lake murray! it got so dark you could hear the crickets start chirping!

[@arasb3258]

an actual video of eclipse, instead of just talking about it. Good.

[@ivangodin1850]

I live in Montreal and will be very privileged to witness it next week. Next total one will be in 2205. Don't want to wait that long, I may be dead then...

[@ChaoticAtmosphere]

So cool. We were at approximately 70% here in southern Ontario Canada. But, we'll be in the path of totality on April 8th, 2024. Can't wait.

[@jamesf8783]

I only saw a partial but I was tearing up at work so I had to hold it in. I can't imagine a seeing a full one.

[@Ojanto226]

1:16 yess man , holy shit, absolutely thats how it feels.

[@codybrown4720]

I don't think I've ever screamed so loud in my life outside of this moment haha

[@lookingupwithwonder]

Thank you for posting this.

[@jillhansen5054]

This guy's enthusiasm is awesome!

[@willcastaneda3920]

I remembered seeing it it was amazing can't wait til the next one

[@itsmekyderra9335]

the next one will be on April 8 2024

[@kolix3008]

@@itsmekyderra9335 yea

[@debbylynn]

I’m in the path of totality for the one coming up on April 8. I’m so excited. I’ve never seen one before like this.

[@mibraddamibradda9474]

Jesus is coming repent

[@Still_Loading_1010]

​​@@mibraddamibradda9474 I'm not normally one to speak out to this stuff but stop with bringing religion into everything. If you are religious, okay, but don't bring it in to this. Especially since every eclipse is "the end" and all you are doing at best is causing unnecessary fear. Eclipses aren't nothing new

[@mibraddamibradda9474]

@@Still_Loading_1010 if ww3 is coming you know we at the end

[@FredrickHoxinville]

​@@mibraddamibradda9474April 8th, there will be no sun it will be darkness for 3 days!

[@GABO-SS]

its the one on this video on the 100% path ??

[@ClssicDev]

Stayed home from school just to watch the eclipse! Good times.

[@makemoremusicnow]

So glad you're doing this, cause I can't even see a partial eclipse through the rain clouds here in Costa Rica.

[@sandiegotrafficlightstrain354]

You people were so lucky. I'm in San Diego and all we had was a stupid partial eclipse like always.

[@Bidenlost2020]

In in San Diego too. It was the 1st day of school too so we didn't see too much.

[@avedic]

It's funny how hard it is to capture on video. In person.....it's a whole other experience. While the actual totality was beyond cool......the most incredible moment for me was JUUUUST before totality. When there was only a tiny pin prick of sun left.....so small, yet SUPER bright. Looked like a white hot LED just floating in the sky. Very bizarre...and very very cool. :)

[@KingKing-rz6wp]

Thank you for sharing this video! It has gain me excitement back.i was scared at first to through this special day again here in oklahomacity back in 2017. but after watching this I was smiling! Just bought my glasses just now for tomorrow eclipse yaaaaay!!!!

[@carolinaroot3492]

Thanks for sharing! Never been able to see this before!

[@IVORY123100]

Coming up on a year .. I didn't share this day with anyone .. Just my two dogs . I am in Anderson County and 1.5 miles from dead center . So it lasted a few seconds longer . Even the time leading up to it was awesome .. The amber sky . everything glowed yellow .. Until boom ! Running around the back yard and marveling at the sun , watching the dogs .. It was a once in a lifetime experience

[@stephanevallieres]

Imagine the same experience with the 2 kids shutting the fuck up.. wow !

[@mazdaspeedmx512lbs]

We watched from the Cherohala Skyway on Huckleberry Knob 5560ft 360 deg view. Just as the eclipse ended a see through cloud moved in front & made rainbow like patterns & a 3D shadow that moved across the sky.

[@Zen_Viniti]

2017 was an absolute solace as well and I'm blessed that technology in just 7 years has brought us all together to experience one of the earths most amazing phenomenons. Thank you ❤ again.

[@jay._.01010]

omg i remember this in 2017!

[@Noob785_]

AAAAMAAAAZINGGGG!!!!

[@yaya2006]

I will see it in Niagara falls Canada on April 8 inshallah 😁

[@fearxile]

This even was awesome. What I found most cool was the cicadas and crickets that started chirping for a bit because the eclipse made them think it was dusk time. Hope to see another one before I die.

[@franciscoruiz1936]

Not me Watching this one night prior to the one in Indy … from Indy lol

[@yeboiedits37]

1:04 ay man, who did /time set night

[@Gabriel87100]

"I was at a loss for words" I mean, 80% of it was "woooo".

[@shadesofjade]

What us really cool is the fact that when this happens, you can see the planets too.

[@shadesofjade]

You can see Venus and what I assume is Mercury, as well as Mars because it looks red, and Jupiter was visible as well.

[@fleendarthemagnificent7372]

I was with my family and well away from the crowds when this took place. I was in totality in central Ohio and uploaded my video. I was blessed to see both the 2017 and 24 eclipses in totality.

[@xNiitro360]

Why did this make me tear up? I can't wait for April 8th

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

Because it's total cosmic bliss