Experiencing a Total Solar Eclipse

Never uploaded footage of the 2017 Solar eclipse viewed from inside the path of totality in Nebraska.
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[@MobileInstinct]

Where were you during the eclipse? I've been digging through some old footage during the downtime. This was an amazing experience so I'm glad to finally share it with you all.

[@Logroosee]

I was at my school

[@paulosborne6517]

Never got to a full eclipse here in England. About 90% perhaps, withmultiple weird blue crescents and light rays at about the 10 o'clock position - very apocalyptic and weird.

[@mynameistaken99]

On top of a garage in St. Louis county. It was AMAZING.

[@JimHendrickson]

Great memories. I was with some friends & colleagues from my astro society up in the mountains just west of the Tetons. It was my first total eclipse. kzbin.info/www/bejne/noaxe6ppdt2Xrrs

[@AMarchant]

I'm glad you're posting these Chris. I didn't experience this one, but I was fortunate enough to view a total eclipse some years ago. I was among a large group of people, and I remember a hush coming over the whole crowd, and then spontaneous applause - which is a slightly strange thing to do, I don't think that sun could hear us - but at the same time a very human reaction. I couldn't help but relive some of this watching your own eclipse, and it was hard not to get caught up in your enthusiasm for the event!

[@ruthshere9468]

what surprised me most about the eclipse is how the insects reacted. the crickets started going off. I love that he mentions this.

[@chello6974]

New earth energy

[@saturn6784]

I was in South Carolina for it and the same thing happened. It's interesting how the world thinks it's night for a few minutes

[@Andrew-qs6ml]

Also this fools chickens into thinking its Night time so they lay an extra egg

[@adityadhar4686]

That really tells you that most of the organisms on earth uses the PRESENCE OF LIGHT to maintain their biological clock

[@mirrorplanet4040]

@@Andrew-qs6ml interesting

[@TheFinnMcGovern]

Loved the ambience of the windmill blowing in the wind.

[@coldsushidog]

nebraska is where i live, and they are the best! Its so peaceful and I love it and i would not live anywhere else then a little house on the great plains :D

[@juliebraden6911]

You should have muted it. Now you probably have cancer.

[@redmountain8748]

@@juliebraden6911 ??

[@work90]

@@coldsushidog that sounds peaceful

[@carolsmith3193]

I hated it.......

[@OutsidewithTom]

What a great spot to experience the eclipse.

[@onedollasnake]

I’m going to a similar place for the 2024 one

[@bog3018]

Yeah there was a eclipse in 2017 where I lived and the town park was Completely full cars everywhere and people in every inch of the park we got luck and got a spot but what a great moment

[@syedseed3299]

@@onedollasnake pretty sure theres an eclipse in 2023 October

[@syedseed3299]

Replying to my own comment, its happening tomorrow in October

[@elcuh4092]

@@onedollasnakewell?

[@krisrawk1817]

I have to give you mad props for this. Not only because of the good footage & documentation but how you literally expressed & noted all of the unseen such as the ambient temperature changes, the lighting of the day of the surroundings. How the crickets came out. The behavior of the animals. Just the change in everyday life behaviors during this event was pretty spectacular. Thanks for this video it truly is mind boggling & well worth watching over & over!!!

[@greendragon6886]

The ancient Greeks believed that an eclipse was a punishment and abandonment; the English word “eclipse” is derived from the Greek “ekleípō”, meaning disappearance. The Greeks (or at least those who were uninvolved in the scientific community) believed that an eclipse foretold the gods punishing the king

[@vsznry]

many ancients did. @@greendragon6886

[@gioflores]

Stayed home from school just to watch this eclipse, good times.

[@damisslave2406]

I couldnt even tell it happened LOL, I was feeding fish in a pond and was suddenly super confused

[@gioflores]

@@damisslave2406 lmao

[@onedollasnake]

I didn’t get to stay home but I did get to see it

[@JagdeepRamgarhia]

Yep

[@iknowyouvebeenwaiting]

I’m Australian so I couldn’t see it lol

[@mtbalot]

The poor old cavemen mush have shat themselves :o

[@thetillerwiller4696]

mtbalot 😂

[@17.vx0]

Probs got blinded as well

[@TastyyOnYoutube]

@@17.vx0 if thats the case i'd be blind whats the difference between looking at the sun during an eclipse and just normal sunlight?

[@17.vx0]

@@TastyyOnKZbin idk i just heard a rumor that if you saw the eclipse you’d go blind or something like that

[@epepepe7178]

@@TastyyOnKZbin its alot more powerful than the average sun, you'll go blind

[@hazevthewolf178]

What I so love about this video is the obvious joy that Chris felt as he experienced the eclipse. "This is SO cool!" I sense that joy and simple wonder in many of his videos. He has the eyes of a child and I mean that in the very best sense. Chris: As my late Mom used to say to me, "don't get old."

[@oldenweery7510]

I've never seen a total eclipse before, other than on TV, but this video really put me on the scene. I did experience a partial eclipse 30-40 years ago in northern Wisconsin. Went into my front yard, armed with two white paper plates, one with a pinhole in the center, turned my back to the sun, and watched the sun imitate a phase of the moon---on a paper plate. Got no side effects, though, as it was only partial. Thanks for posting this, Chris. Everybody stay safe.

[@SneakyG59]

theres one next month, hope ya see it!

[@boardcertifiable]

It's better in person.

[@floorfungus4209]

As a Berserk fan this is giving me chills on my spine

[@nocturnal7345]

Imagine reading the eclipse chapter the same day this eclipse happened, without you knowing any of it. I’d shit my pants.

[@JoshuaEricSViana]

It's all fun and games until the behelit starts to cry blood

[@guts2186]

who is the new member of the godhand

[@guts2186]

@@JoshuaEricSViana lol

[@Ghostheatre]

Cringe weeb

[@richtalk34]

Do you know how LUCKY you were to have clear skies!? And so close to the edge of the eclipse path - short totality but would have been an awesome diamond ring effect. A bit jealous. Well done and thanks for sharing.

[@Face_Reality]

What do you mean jealous? Of what...

[@richtalk34]

@@Face_Reality Well, maybe 'jealous' is a bit strong. And admittedly we did see the eclipse, but only after a two-hour car-chase to stay ahead of clouds. And, whilst it was pretty awesome, I've often heard that an eclipse seen from the edge of the path of totality can be even more spectacular. This observer seemed to be fortunate enough to have a very chilled experience all round.

[@lvcc560]

I went for the full solar eclipse on the Oregon coast a few years ago! It got really foggy, the temperature dropped, and the birds were all flying inland like it was time to go roost. Really cool to see your experience of this one in a different setting!

[@Sarah-bell]

I remember the first one I got to see it was amazing mid morning and the birds suddenly stop signing, thanks for sharing you picked a good spot

[@adamln1977]

I saw it in Tennessee that year and I’ll never forget it.

[@sean6992]

Once I was being told a solar eclipse was coming and I thought it was a zombie invasion 😂😭

[@Mazel_Tov_888]

I experienced the total eclipse in '17 the most awesome experience of my life. The most phenomenal thing for me was it went from dusk dark to night dark in an instant. It was like turning off a light switch only you were outside. I felt special because all I had to do was go out on my deck to view it, front row seat to the best show on earth and it was free.

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Chris, I remember being in my first total eclipse in 1999 here in the UK, it was just so surreal. From my vantage point on a hill I could look down at my horses in the field and they just froze and stopped eating, it got real cold and the wind picked up and everything was just silent, very weird but a very cool experience. The part of the eclipse at 3:45 in the video is called the diamond ring as that is just what it looks like. I glad you got to experience it, there is nothing that really compares to the feelings you get when it hits totality and then you see the sun start to shine again, awesome. Thanks for sharing this 2017 footage, take care. xx

[@s3v3n3]

The shade that comes over the land during a total solar eclipse feels otherworldly like you've entered a completely different realm❤

[@karenmilligan5597]

This is the best KZbinr footage I have seen of this. TFS 💛

[@MobileInstinct]

Thanks Karen!

[@wanderingintime]

have to agree

[@taylalewis8502]

What does tfs mean

[@chriscollesano8463]

Flew to Nashville just to witness this. And yes, all the crickets came out and all the street lights went on and went from hot to cool. It did look like the sun was setting everywhere you looked. It kinda made you feel like you were tripping 🤣 . I only wished it lasted longer,because it’s truly amazing! I think we get another one in 2022. It’ll come right over NY state🤞🏻

[@onedollasnake]

Sadly no total eclipses that will last longer than this 2017 one till 2024

[@goatgroup1766]

2024

[@theskiller2217]

2021 in June there's another

[@inkheart151]

They said April 8 2024

[@franciscocolin2008]

Indianapolis 4/8/2024 I’ll be there! Somewhere in rural Indiana witnessing this. I’m going back home for this!

[@myndcrym]

I live in Nashville Tn and that was the second eclipse in my lifetime! It is such a cool experience! Always love the places you show us!

[@roucoupse]

It reminds me of the total eclipse in France (where I still live) back in August 1999. More than 20 years ago! Same experience, your video brought back many memories. Thank you!

[@littlestevey4172]

Very cool !! I witnessed this in Seneca, SC... It was a once in a lifetime, incredible experience that is for sure.. I'm glad you uploaded this during these troubled times. It put a smile on my face!!

[@yeetme2145]

well its not a once in a lifetime if it happens every 7 years

[@anotherchannel9928]

Teacher: any more questions about the eclipse? Student: you know what the animals are thinking?

[@satheeskumar9472]

That Lonely windmill and it's sound in the park with the eclipse is just Awesomest to me♥️

[@kendralambert2095]

This is so awesome. I’m from around the Portland area of Oregon, and this was one of the two most amazing moments in my life. As soon as it hit 100%, everything went silent. It was a silence that was not just heard but felt; almost like a pressure change- so crazy! Loving all the uploads!

[@nigelfrancis1706]

Your version is awesome. So you kept the regular sound too. This is exactly what I wanted when I looked up solar eclipse. Thanks and hope your trip was great.

[@OneYulaw]

Watching through some 2017 eclipse footage getting prepared for next year 2024. This guy had the best seat in the house. Very nicely played my friend. There is such a bizarre feeling when an eclipse happens. It's a feeling that can't be verbalized but it feels spiritual. I cannot wait to experience the next one and I hope to find myself in an open field like this one with no one around.

[@CristianCatete]

On ei happening this month on the 14th ,though it isn't a full eclipse, it's called a Ring of Fire eclipse

[@SupportTheArts-yo8ox]

​@@CristianCatete those are cool, too!

[@Carolbearce]

That was a really cool day. A wonderful experience. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@ForgottenUSA]

I experienced this from inside the path of totality as well! I was in South Carolina, and it was such a beautiful experience. It was such an odd tone of light that illuminated everything during totality - almost like I was looking through polarized sunglasses. I also heard crickets start to chirp as well!

[@NychusX]

I recognize that windmill! Did you see Courage and Muriel out in the middle of Nowhere, too?

[@wadeseven5tv946]

Very cool! How many of you are preparing for 4/8/24?...just around the corner!

[@justin2004j]

That diamond ring effect is pretty awesome

[@JRae1]

This was one of the most awesome days of my life! I was an intern at Cox Enterprises in Atlanta. They gave out those "special glasses" so we could look at it. The way it got so dark in the middle of the day.. I LOVED it! It was just so atmospheric & ominous. I wish it was like this everyday lol.

[@moonmissionpassagetototali1952]

It’s great that you found a private place to enjoy this event. A TSE is a very personal experience.

[@Shru_1003]

My first time of experiencing such an eclipse was at school where we were all given those eclipse spectacles in the morning and we were told that when the time would come we would be asked to go out to watch this phenomenon. I still remember it was lunch time and the eclipse had just started so i went outside and wore those spectacles. I was just amazed at that scene since it was a first time and the eclipse was like a quarter in. By the time the sun was fully covered, I was in the school gym playing badminton. I vividly remember thinking about how dark it was for 1p.m and we even had to switch on the lights for some minutes during which we were called outside to watch the eclipse. It was honestly a wonderful experience.

[@emiliomaspero1054]

You deserve universal praise just for pondering to ask the opinion of cows in the middle of nowhere about the eclipse.

[@ARDreamy]

I was in central Wyoming on the other side of a river from an Indian Buffalo run. It’s really too bad cameras can’t take a photo of totality. So spectacular. The lighting was incredible. I was looking forward to this eclipse for 20 years and was half expecting that it would be cool but a little underwhelming. I was surprised to not be disappointed - the experience more than met two decades of anticipation.

[@freedomfighter5095]

I traveled from NE Indiana to southern Illinois for that. The next one in April is be centered 50miles south of my house with a nearly 4 minute total

[@FNQBrad]

I always love your genuine excitement and enthusiasm.

[@harrytinker2328]

The experience was made weirder by that noisy old windmill! Thanks for sharing.

[@ExitThrutheGiftShop]

This was increadible! We viewed the eclipse at the Air Museum in Oregon. It was such a strange and surreal feeling when the sun darkened! Got less than two minutes at our location, but totally worth the experience. Unfortunately, I wasn't vlogging back then so no video to share :(

[@PopCultureFan_]

Your profile pic is awesome. I love the simpsons!

[@ExitThrutheGiftShop]

@@PopCultureFan_ Thanks - My friends got it made for me a while back and thought It'd use it on the channel! I believe there was someone on Fiverr that would draw you as a Simpsons character for five or ten bucks 👍

[@onedollasnake]

I gonna see 4+ minutes in 2024

[@taranova12]

I saw this in St. Louis and it's probably the most euphoric thing I've ever experienced. I was freaking out in a good way.

[@joryparsons4785]

"Basically I'm in the middle of nowhere, which is excellent " 😂

[@itschurchlife7]

I remember seeing the eclipse happening and it honestly like like a black hole in the sky as if something was going to come out of it. In Act 2:20 it speaks of this that the sun will turn black and the moon red. Recently scientists found rust on the moon causing it to turn red. Y’all the scripture is being fulfilled right in front of us. The second coming of Lord Jesus Christ is not far away now❤️🙏🏾

[@guts2186]

who is the new member of the godhand

[@finntjomstol9364]

I was on vacation in Tennessee, we got to see a 90% total eclipse. I still have the glasses on my cork board!

[@MobileInstinct]

I think I have mine somewhere too!

[@onedollasnake]

I have mine but their scratched I won’t be able to use them for 2023 and 2024

[@Bartokne]

I remember when I watched the 1999 total solar eclipse in Hungary. I was on a open field like yourself and witness the eclipse there. I remember all the crickets suddenly started making a lot of noise and the mosquitos started biting me. It was in August so the weather was really hot and we also had this weird sunset feeling. It was so awesome! Your video brought back a lot of great childhood memories. Thanks for sharing with us! Glad you witnessed it.

[@rickyalvarado5064]

This is so neat, just you and the windmill, breeze. I got a sensation from this! I remember in Houston, we got 1/3 coverage on a very hot day. That bit of difference cooled us a bit. Such a neat experience. Hurricane Harvey came through the following August. A year full of natural events 😎

[@bdeemter1234]

I was at 6220 US-231, Castalian Springs, TN 37031 and I got to experience the whole 2.5 minutes of totality. Brought me to tears a bit. Then headed back to Chicago afterwards. I left for Tennessee at 3am and got back the next day at 2am

[@cindyp5703]

thank you for posting this video! Your excitement enhanced the enjoyment! You seem like a very nice guy. I have looked at a few of your other videos...it's so nice to be able to document your adventures/travels in this way. You must be a single guy seeing as how you're always on the move :)

[@MaybeGodwillsaveMe]

I was in Oregon for this. Coolest thing I have ever experienced. It was so weird how you could tell the light was dying outside. It was early in the AM but it felt like it was a late afternoon. It sort of even got cold out.

[@EveSmith-ox8vq]

Who’s watching this when an eclipse is about to happen on the 8th of April 2024?

[@joannparker1977]

Me. I live 15 miles west of Austin. It is supposed to be overcast. And then thunderstorms. Yeah, bummer. But still super excited. It’s the surroundings and the wildlife that interests me. We’re in the path of totality. Experiencing pitch-dark at 1:30 in the afternoon. It’s going to be surreal.

[@brendalara1210]

Yeah I’m bummed out about the overcast too. Hoping we can still see most of it

[@emthegem8141]

Montreal babeyyyy, supposed to be somewhat primo to see the eclipse yaaaaa

[@brendalara1210]

I got to see it with with clear skies!woop!

[@king_of_frauds]

@@brendalara1210 i couldn't see it cause it was cloudy

[@maxhunter3574]

Went to Hopkinsville, KY in 2017 to see. Totality and one of the best spots in the world. Met a ton of great people from all over the world. I can definitely second your experience! The birds and bugs were fooled for sure.

[@walkingwriter4325]

That looked like a great place to watch it. Surprised at how cold it got as you said it was in the 80s. Monday, April 8, 2024 will be a total eclipse in parts of the US (Texas through Maine) and elsewhere. The path of totality passes through central New York State near where I live, so I'll be in the 99% viewing range. But being it's in April AND central NY, it may be cloud city above us (ha ha). Fingers crossed. Great video!

[@cefruin]

My state! I love Fort Robinson!

[@sociosanch3748]

I was at work when this happened. I live in Florida, so we didn't get the full view but it was noticeable and it did get slightly dark. It was like when you look out through lightly tinted windows. My mom however, at the time was living just outside of Portland. She was saying people came from all over the region to watch and it became dark enough that the street lights automatically came on. Crazy awesome.

[@ed6850]

Wow. I love your adventures. They and you are awesome. And I love the sound of the metal windmill.

[@MobileInstinct]

Thanks Ed, I loved listening to it. Very peaceful

[@PopCultureFan_]

@@MobileInstinct LOL is that what the noise was?? omg it was annoying. Maybe its bc i had the volume up alot tho..

[@Connor_D_Boss]

I remembered my dad checking me out of school to watch this.

[@whyyoubullyme5943]

Imagine when everything gets dark you see human like figures standing in the lake staring at you. Berserk fans will understand

[@thatgirl3757]

Indiana here, watched from my driveway, but nothing like your experience. You got amazing footage of this. Definitely saving this, thank you

[@IKCS1]

That was awesome Chris so cool Thanks I remember this day I was in Vancouver BC I remember the temperature change as well it was remarkable cheers always look forward to seeing what your next adventure will be.

[@yugoslavian6641]

I was so happy that I was able to see this with my own eyes! The long drive to see it was worth it!

[@playday7232]

3:50 If a black hole was near us and we somehow survived,..it would look 100% same like this ....it's very interesting

[@Monsoon440]

Ye, i thought the same thing when i saw it and the thumbnail 2

[@dhruvalparmar4361]

No not exactly

[@pain00077]

Black hoes

[@Ballen81587]

Every time something like this is happening near me it’s completely cloudy

[@thekawaiikid555]

Oh my God this is amazing. I would love to make a video like this!!! There's a solar eclipse in 2 days from now...

[@silkic]

How'd it go?

[@guts2186]

who is the new member of the godhand

[@nicvallecillo7557]

This is so awesome. I live in Atlanta and experienced something like 95% totality years back and it was soooo cool the way the light was and all the crescent moon shadows from the trees leaves. It reminds you of dusk but it's so eerily different. You can't put it into words but it's almost like an Instagram filter or something. Really cool you got to see 100% totality. I plan on witnessing it next time it rolls through on April 8th 2024.

[@SubroOrbus]

2:15 The crescent sun! 🌙

[@Buzzygirl63]

I was also in Nebraska for the eclipse! We were in the southeastern part near the Kansas border though. We were very fortunate that we got to see it, because it rained that morning and it had just cleared up by the time the eclipse started. It was one of the more surreal things I've ever seen and I am so glad I traveled all the way to Nebraska to see it!

[@juliajurcisin1289]

That's so cool!!

[@timjackson5180]

I was in Nebraska for this too. I was in a giant field of sunflowers. I spread my dog Triggers ashes in the shadow of the moon. It was a highly emotional experience. I dropped down to my knees and cried. It was amazing. If I had the resources I would be chasing eclipses around the planet every year.

[@KellenLewisAlt2]

you have glasses on? so you can able to see the solar eclipse

[@cjuice9039]

I remember seeing this in Orangeburg SC. Soo cool

[@niltomega2978]

I'm about to experience a total eclipse in about 2 hours. Like you i don't want to see it in a crowd which is what my friends are doing. I'm going to the forest. No leaves on the trees yet...and it should be really dark!

[@thepubliceye]

How can "Nowhere" have a middle?

[@thatgirl3757]

Good one :)

[@hazevthewolf178]

I live in a town whose self proclaimed claim to fame is "X.... 2 hours from everywhere." I lie not. If you're 100 miles from everywhere, where are you?

[@thatgirl3757]

@@hazevthewolf178 Just remember, 'wherever you go - there you are

[@williamroden8495]

Your infectious enthusiasm is so enjoyable to watch in so many of your videos. I hope you are a kid at heart until your dying day.

[@ankharahallstrom1580]

I'd love to see a total solar eclipse someday! I saw a partial eclipse in 2017 and it was really cool, about 78% here. I was the only one super impressed by it. At about 50% I was like "OMG it's like there's a cloud blocking the sun BUT I CAN STILL SEE THE SUN, OMG wow this is so cool!" and at the most it got I was like "wooooooah, this is surreal and so wonderfully eerie", I was so in awe I almost started to cry from overwhelming joy, my mouth hung open in awe, I even drooled on myself a little. I had to keep reminding myself not to look at it. A few people were like "if she's that impressed by this, imagine if she sees a total eclipse". I also was in awe the time I saw a total lunar eclipse in early 2019. Both were awe-inspiring, a little ominous and eerie, but wonderful, grand, magnificent, spectacular sights. We're getting a 95% solar eclipse here in April 2024. I imagine that'll be similar to experiencing a total eclipse?

[@ethanwinn1459]

Travel to the totality. TRUST ME. You will not regret it

[@ethanwinn1459]

Travel to the totality. TRUST ME. You will not regret it

[@ethanwinn1459]

Travel to the totality. TRUST ME. You will not regret it

[@ethanwinn1459]

Travel to the totality. TRUST ME. You will not regret it

[@ethanwinn1459]

Travel to the totality. TRUST ME. You will not regret it

[@brandonhager4775]

I’ll always remember getting to experience that solar eclipse. The best way I can describe the lighting was like wearing sunglasses but not wearing sunglasses lol

[@JOHNDOE-gk6io]

I was in jail sadly. But your joy makes me super happy

[@xyniteforverzockt8179]

Why were you in jail😳

[@noobeenaut]

I got up really early and drove all the way from central Minnesota to Nebraska just to witness this event. I stopped in the parking lot on an Aldi's and watching the parking lot lights turn on when it's midday was quite the sight lol.

[@Fleve_]

3:01 India and Mexico according to Hollywood

[@voiceofreason5494]

Thank you for putting this up. I wasnt able to see this because of cloud cover. I appreciate this👍

[@SstarSachin]

3:37 look like diamond ring 💍 ...

[@jaisantony5090]

I genuinely 100% thought this bro was wearing a legit vr glass and roaming in the virtual world in the thumbnail.

[@asifhossain2088]

I know u guys waiting for tomorrow Eclipse - 08/04/2024

[@blind_surgeon]

No. It's 4/8/2024.

[@mopacwestgate]

The moment we took our protective glasses off and look at the Sun's Corona was unbelievable...It looked like like super fine filament... I can't find the words to describe the beauty...We drove over 850 miles for 2:39 minutes.. we randomly found a guy on Graigslist who let us camp in his 2 acre backyard...we couldn't have planned a better experience. The Next one will only be 30 miles from My House in Austin...I have a spot picked out but we must keep an eye on the weather,we might have to call an "audible" and dash to a clear spot..

[@azamsaud5451]

POV: your looking at the comments to not get blind

[@dougscott8161]

At 3:15 looked to me to be the moment of totality, then at 3:39 the sun looks almost like a diamond ring. Thanks for sharing.

[@MikeBMW]

Nice, Chris! Thanks for digging through old footage. I always look forward to more, whether old or new. Again, thanks! :)

[@MobileInstinct]

Thanks! I have some more that I ll be putting together and uploading. Most likely they ll be on my other channel.

[@MikeBMW]

@@MobileInstinct Either way, I'll be looking forward to the vids! :)

[@luckyotter623]

I loved the footage of the windmill juxtaposed against the sky during the eclipse. So cool!

[@TheyGonHitThePentagon]

3:25 he entered Mexico

[@MASTERUTB]

WHOOAAAUUU 😳😳😳😳 FIRST TIME I SAW 👀 A SOLAR ECLIPSE YOU PUT YOUR SOUL AND PASSION TO MAKE FILM 🎥 AND YOUR COMMENTS WAS OUTSTANDING !!!! FANTASTIC 👏👏👏 FOR A MINUTE I FORGOT IS A CLIP ON YOU TUBE .... FORGOT ABOUT MYSELF . SO CAPTIVATING YOU R A ANGEL !!! THANKS FOR 😊 SHARING THIS CLIP !!! WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE 🙏

[@shano494]

who's here during the 2022 one

[@AimanZQ]

me

[@hiddenmesa]

My friends and I drove from Denver to a spot very near where this video was made. We pulled off the side of a road north of Scottsbluff near Agate. The weather was perfect. We decided that day to go to Dallas in April 2024 to see another total eclipse. We did. The weather was questionable on the morning of April 8th. But the clouds cleared just in time for totality. No video or photograph accurately shows what totality is like. It is a surreal and mystical experience that has to be experienced to real understand it.

[@theone2be33]

I was actually on the moon when it veered off course and threw itself in front of the sun. Could not see Earth at all. What a time that was

[@vedved82491]

How cool! I was at work here in Phoenix. From where we were, we only had partial coverage, so it wasn’t all that exciting.

[@badobedooop]

Skip to 3:07

[@JoshuaWilsonpossible]

What struck me the most was how "alien" everything looked under the light. After that it was taking in the other people's reactions. It's such an overwhelming feeling to experience totality. Hoping this next one is sunny!

[@drohitraj7185]

Fun fact During the solar eclipse ants starts behaving weird and horse start moving thier ears up and down,

[@ultrametric9317]

I was in Idaho that day, in sight of Grand Teton! You can't really capture the experience, but your video comes as close as possible! Good work! Can't wait to be in Texas in 2024!

[@snowman7672]

3:55, why is there just a tiny black dot in middle of sun?

[@reddeadghost4343]

Its the moon

[@snowman7672]

@@reddeadghost4343 why doesnt it cover the entire surface of the sun?

[@reddeadghost4343]

@@snowman7672 if it was closer to the earth , we would view it as bigger and it could cover the sun fully , but from the distance that it is it cant

[@snowman7672]

@@reddeadghost4343 hmmm, thats odd, theres plenty of video footage of it fully covering the sun....guess im missing sumthing here

[@thomasjohnson4987]

@@snowman7672 its becase the light is strong, put a camera at the sun and it will have like light around it. what we saw was not what he saw

[@nzrockboi]

Hey this was actually good coverage of what it's like. I went to Cape Reinga, New Zealand in late 2012 and watched a full eclipse sitting under a lighthouse with a friend, wearing eclipse glasses. But experiencing the waning light across the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean as the sun disappeared, I'll never experience that again it was one of a kind

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