2024 Eclipse as seen by NASA and SpaceX!

The ISS brought us some amazing views of the 2024 eclipse, but Starlink might've been better!!
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[@gregsteele806]

Friendly wave to all the Flat Earthers out there who will try to explain to us how this is not the shadow of the moon being cast upon the Earth.

[@Ionut-bg6vw]

The starlink one 😮

[@RichardRitenour0522]

Nature is often mind-blowing and beautiful!

[@rundmk00]

seeing that big black disc makes me very glad the moon is not a giant magnifying glass, phew!

[@ryzen_9-3900xt]

it is breathtaking in person

[@robnobert]

way more so than I thought it would be, and I already thought it would be... was lucky to live in the path for the 2017 one... maybe one of the craziest things I've ever seen

[@ontoya1]

It was absolutely mind-blowing to see that it became literally true Night. Twilight in every direction. The overcast began to vortex as they lost their last ounce of Opacity. Truly blessed that physics allows us to see through overcast at night. One of the most Serene moments ive ever seen. I never felt the wind so still, and the few birds that were still flying around came over roast by the humans. I think they relaxed seeing how calm and happy we were. I don't understand how modern people can get scared. It was so soothing

[@myyklmax]

To see the Circle of Darkness from a Total Solar Eclipse captured from the ISS .... Is MAGICAL/BREATHTAKING 😮😅

[@stephengarrity9702]

I was blessed to see three and a half minutes of totality with clear skies near Sherbrook, Quebec. I've seen hundreds of eclipse photos in my day and none do justice to the real thing. I'm still in awe. It was profound, nearly a spiritual experience.

[@sparkybluefox]

My Life Long Buddy and I were in Ohio for the event and we had been totally blown away by the scene ! Bam ! SBF

[@linyenchin6773]

Astounding to see 3 minutes compressed to a flash across my little Toronto!!

[@2150dalek]

That is bizarre. Scary looking in a way. Thanks for posting.

[@TitanIV_Pad_Rat]

Beautiful!

[@konradcomrade4845]

A video on TwitterX, looking up to the sky after the total eclipse, shows one dark shadow, like the silouette of a big shark or orca flying over the clouds! Could this be the shadow of a satellite?

[@marklee1462]

THANK YOU

[@Starchface]

Nice views! I did not know they were putting cameras on Starlink satellites. Interesting.

[@Xoferif]

I suppose they might as well. They don't take much in the way of weight or volume nowadays, and there's a really good Internet connection handy.

[@scottthomas3792]

I got to see about 45 seconds of totality ( or as close as it got to it here) through the clouds....still cool....

[@CrimsonTemplar2]

Excellent views.

[@zakiranderson722]

Top job Jordan thx

[@Xoferif]

Interesting how the clouds affect the shape of the shadow as it moves over the Earth...

[@jefferyshall]

The one from the ISS was creepy as hell.

[@setlik3gaming80]

👍🖖🏽 Every skippable add watched 45 seconds.

[@user-zi8ht1fi6c]

There is a company called SEN from UK that also has satellites in orbit and filmed it. Can you take interview with them?

[@Mr_Curious]

If someone else would please look at the beginning of this video and note at the 06:00 mark and the 00:17 mark the area over the northeast portion of Florida and extending out over the Atlantic, to the east. Can you confirm a large rectangular area, outlined on it's right by two perpendicular white lines and on the left by cloud cover that is sharply perpendicular as well? I'd like to hear a prosaic explanation of the anomaly or just your opinion please. Thank you, Be kind and do good work.

[@RockinRobbins13]

There is no six minute mark on a video only 3:xx long. But at 17 seconds, see that straight line of clouds east-west out to sea and south of Jacksonville? That defines what the eye interprets as a rectangle. In reality, this time lapse is contrast-enhanced, meaning that very small differences in contrast are rendered more contrasty than it would appear to the naked eye. Where I live in DeLand, for instance we only had about a 57% blockage, but this vides makes the shadow much darker and it looks like I got really dark. Actually you could feel the difference in the Sun's heat but you couldn't see a difference in brightness. So you're seeing contrast enhanced video conspiring with a line of white clouds and your brain's training to recognize patterns.

[@Mr_Curious]

@@RockinRobbins13 yeah I I literally trained to recognize patterns, BS Architecture. The area it covered was just so large it was mesmerizing to contemplate. And yes that should have been 00:06, the first pass.

[@RockinRobbins13]

@@Mr_Curious Awesome! Thanks for calling attention to that.

[@besticudcumupwith202]

...the moon is just about 2200 miles across. So why is the path of totality where I live only 108-122? How can a shadow be smaller than the object casting it? And no, reflected light doesn't matter. That won't shrink a shadow.

[@storkstormhawk]

It looks sinister from space. Like an evil spirit slithering across North America

[@RockinRobbins13]

The REAL breathtaking view would have been from a low-flying airplane or paramotor looking down at the ground as a giant black shadow scoots across the landscape at over 2,000 miles per hour and then envelops the plane. Nobody did that this time, but Ben Yonker did that during the 2017 eclipse from his paramotor. It's positively the most awesome eclipse video I've ever seen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l366np6ZbNSebJo. The footage from ISS gives a hint, but who would think the most breathtaking views of the eclipse could be from looking down?

[@petersmith5684]

Hi Angry. The Moon is exactly the right size and distance between the Earth and the Sun to cause perfect coronal eclipses. What are the odds? Impossible?

[@rundmk00]

it is a hard to believe coincidence but the moon used to be closer and it is moving away from us constantly, so it won't always be this way

[@Fraplu]

it's not perfect, actually. the sun and moon do have incredibly similar angular diameters, though. the moon's distance from earth varies by ~20 thousand km, thus making it seem either larger or smaller (hence the existence of annular solar eclipses).

[@marklee1462]

as others have said , moving away from us constantly, so it won't always be this way. So given that history of moving.. there will always be a period of time where the two match. we happen to live in that time.

[@setlik3gaming80]

This video is a little shady. 🌙

[@cryptosupplyshop3425]

Where is the book that Jordan promised people 6 months ago? Is he going to refund that money?

[@pedrole7036]

why its always cgi imagine of the planet and not like a live feed like space x does when they lift ???

[@rundmk00]

it is not cgi

[@RockinRobbins13]

Who showed a cgi view of the planet and not a live view like SpaceX? Nobody in THIS video.

[@Fraplu]

there was no cgi here lol

[@RockinRobbins13]

@@Fraplu That never stopped a Flat Earth Cultist from making a fool of himself! lol

[@davidhanna8470]

Naw, this just tells us that the earth is a lot flatter than we thought. We gots us 11- 2/7's dimensions or there abouts. Who says one of them ain't the "flatness" dimension. Can't even tell you how close to China I got as a kid digging in the backyard. If it hadn't been for my mom yelling about the flower bed as the @ss-whuppins from my dad, I would have grown up a pirate in the south china sea. But there was too much shovel work. Oh well, flat planet, dead dreams of childhood. I guess i should be used to dissappointment by now, on this flat planet, with only 11-2/3's dimensions.

[@setlik3gaming80]

Flat earthers unite and... submit to your ignorance.