Solar eclipse in Northeast Ohio: Cleveland experiences totality

[@michaelkathylynch5237]

Had totality in Lewis Center, Ohio for just over a minute. We travelled to the one 7 years ago but only got into a 95% zone. There is no comparison. If you don't experience totality you cannot understand. One of the most incredible things I've experienced in my 60 years.

[@nicefirst2763]

这是耶稣基督即将回来的警告！

[@nahanng7791]

Nah. ​@@nicefirst2763

[@seanstravelsandvlogs6233]

In 20 years, I will be retired and plan to travel to the nearest Totality Region on this continent.

[@DebraJohnson]

Yes I didn’t get that big deal until I saw it today in Austin. It was incredible!!!

[@jameswesterman9283]

​​@@seanstravelsandvlogs6233it looks like most of florida, all of arkansas, and will leave the continent around San Francisco

[@depthsofmymind4492]

Dude that woman was awesome!! She explained that so perfectly that I completely understood what I was looking at!!!

[@buckeyefan20012001]

Betsy is the best weather forecaster in Cleveland

[@MaryBeth1965]

Betsy Kling is great 😊

[@DG-sf9ei]

She's annoying af, put the vid on mute to see this without a narrator like elementary school

[@DG-sf9ei]

She's annoying, had to put the vid on mute to shut her up

[@emmanuely356]

she is so good.

[@JF-xq6fr]

Having seen several partial eclipses, NOTHING comes even close to seeing it at 100%!!! Such gratitude it was overwhelming.

[@jerryshunk7152]

Please thank JEHOVAH ALMIGHTY !!!

[@Mia33387]

@@jerryshunk7152 Amen to that! This is Gods amazing, awesome workmanship where no one will be without excuse He reveals Himself where it is impossible to deny of His existence unless people are completely blind and hearts seared from accepting the truth Many will worship the creation and not the Creator but God has given us all free will to choose to live for Him or without Him

[@joeshmoe7967]

100% AGREE! I have seen several partials, but what I saw today, unbelievable. I took a ton of pictures but I haven't checked yet. I want to enjoy the thoughts, and then if my pictures are not great, it will be less of a let down. Travelled over 2000 miles, and it was worth the effort. - Cheers

[@приветвсе-ч5х]

​@@joeshmoe7967 Бог Творец так сильно любит нас, что даёт нам наслаждаться Его уникальными явлениями! Никакой случайности, никакой хаос не смог бы так всё чётко рассчитать! Он зовёт всех нас прийти к Нему пока ещё есть этот день! МАРАНАФА!

[@JF-xq6fr]

@@joeshmoe7967 Cheers to you as well. I was lucky my photos came out fine, and all I had to do was stand in my back yard. Like you I wanted to make sure to take it in... All of 2:35 seconds, that went so fast. Absolutely amazing, so glad in my lifetime I could experience it.

[@blueberriesrvegan]

this video can not begin to show how beautiful it was in person. it was awe inspiring and amazing. i cried upon seeing it.

[@unsignedmusic]

Get a grip

[@curiousnomadic]

Why do some people cry though? It does make us realize how small we are though.

[@mmxmmxm]

Almost 4 minutes of totality. I will never forget seeing this in person ever

[@hannaht5429]

Is it zoomed in on TV, or did it look that large in person?

[@Babak343]

@@hannaht5429 The scale must be a little bigger than Full moon because of Sun's atmosphere

[@sciencoking]

@@hannaht5429 It looks tiny in pictures, and it is, but it feels colossal. It confronts you with the scale of the universe to a degree you can't really anticipate

[@He_Roblox]

I saw it 4m17s

[@sciencoking]

@@He_Roblox Mazatlan or Durango?

[@terryhughes7196]

Give this lady a raise she did an excellent play-by-play and made it easily understandable to grasp what was going on the whole time. She knows her stuff!!!!

[@briandfallon74]

Cleveland loves Betsey!!!!!

[@SamA-yf7up]

She's annoying

[@briandfallon74]

@@SamA-yf7up ya think? Was she more annoying than Amy Bernier or no?

[@erickanew]

Really smart

[@Official_DumbTube_Commenter]

Quit robbing the moon's spotlight, it did the best job not some nobody earthling 🙄

[@christianprice958]

That light flash from when the moons goes completely over the sun is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen.

[@iSheree]

It will be the last thing that some people have seen properly. My heart goes out to all those people that became blind in that moment.

[@markz5610]

​😂​@@iShereebless your heart but nobody was blinded by the flash.

[@iSheree]

@@markz5610 How do you know? No one has had time to report it. Most people wont report partial blindness. They will be thinking it goes away… sometimes it does. Look up eclipse blindness before you come at me.

[@victorchristopher2072]

That's why it s dangerous to na,ed eyes bruh

[@markz5610]

@@iSheree ok sheree....bless you heart honey 🤗

[@the009]

From where I was here in Ohio, that was one truly amazing experience! I hope to hold onto these memories forever!

[@morganjanelle4282]

@the009 I'm in Bridgeport, Ohio (Belmont county) and all it did here was get an 'overcast' level of 'darkness'. What part of Ohio are you in? (just curious)

[@the009]

@@morganjanelle4282 Lorain County :)

[@kim-pm8gi]

Lexington ohio was an awesome view for 3 minutes. Right off my back porch😊

[@kambhamra2324]

Stunning I cannot believe the pictures don't do it justice

[@kambhamra2324]

I just so happened to be in the best place on the planet to see it.

[@nateskula7648]

Absolutely mind-blowing to be able to see those huge solar flares with the naked eye. What an incredible historical moment for this city

[@Mac10691]

So glad I was in Cleveland with my mom to experience this amazing event. I'll never forget this! No pictures or videos compare to seeing this in person!

[@KCornelius7]

We experience it in Arkansas for 2 min. These pics do NOT do it justice. It is truly beyond description to see in person.

[@j3ttagrl420]

ahhh, I can only imagine!! 😩

[@psychickumquat]

Saw it from Vermont and absolutely agree, I can't even describe how amazing it was. It doesn't even feel real because of how different everything becomes.

[@hmq9052]

It looks a bit dark right.

[@bobby1970]

I definitely agree. I just saw it in Franklin Indiana, just south of Indianapolis, and I was totally blown away. It was the most incredible thing I had ever seen in my entire life, and an experience I will never forget. Ever. It was well worth the cost of getting there to the right area. Mostly clear skies were in the Indianapolis area. What truly amazed me is that I was actually able to see a couple of stars (or planets) during totality.

[@mikes7446]

LOL

[@ElmoUnk1953]

With my children and grandchildren in Richardson Texas. What a blessing to see this event with my loved ones. 🥰

[@CSmith-gb1sl]

Just beautiful! Partial Eclipses don't compare.

[@jryan9547]

Yeah, not even in the same ballpark. Haha

[@THEPlGWHlSPERER]

I drove about 6 hours round trip to be able to see it in totality. I was told it would be worth it, and they were right. It was one of the most speechless moments I've ever had in my life. Seeing in person beats this a thousand times over. I'll be making arrangements to see the next one in 2044. I hope I'll be blessed enough to show my future children such a beautiful event.

[@michaelnapper4565]

Me too. The most stunning thing I've ever seen. I was emotional.

[@ffggddss]

My round trip drive (Laurel, Md to Indianapolis & back) was just about 3 times yours, and it was STILL worth it!! This was my 3rd totality, and it just doesn't get old or the least bit routine. The forecast for Indy was pretty bad, but what were predicted to look like cloud cover, turned out to be just a thin haze that didn't interfere at all with the experience. I think if we'd had a totally clear sky, the only real difference would have been seeing a couple more of the planets. Fred

[@Xane_Dragon]

They may not want to enter a world of doom

[@BarderBetterFasterStronger]

I did 28!

[@gsimon123]

Same here! We drove 3 hours there and back. 100% worth it! We got just inside Totality and got 2.5 minutes. Absolutely astonishing and just actually hard to describe. Never felt more connected to space and our solar system than that moment. Especially seeing the flares and glow coming off the sun in particular. Makes you realize that the sun is a constantly changing and live-looking marvel! Seeing the planets come out was so amazing. And just like that - our old sun she comes right back. I feel like I can never again look at ANY shadows the same way while I'm outside knowing our sun can even dwarf our Moon to cast its shadow on us.

[@johnwilcox4078]

Thank you Cleveland!!! I drove 500 miles from Wisconsin to see the eclipse in Cleveland! Wow, what an experience!

[@ursamajor7468]

Thank you Northeast Ohio for gifting us with an unusual minimal-cloud day to see this great spectacle. SO out of character ! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@CaramelReign1990]

I couldn't believe mother nature came through for us!

[@brendamcelyea1246]

The heavens declare the glory of God. . .

[@kambhamra2324]

Weather came thru.

[@boltpeak4070]

They chem trailed the whole sky here in Canton....

[@kambhamra2324]

@boltpeak4070 Hahaha right around 3pm I saw that.

[@CynDivine1]

WoW. Incredible...and it made me strangely emotional.

[@XNY556-Apple]

So you had a strangely emotional state of emergency.

[@jeanettecrabb1713]

I cried

[@clorox3516]

@@XNY556-Apple can u shut yo ass up bro damn

[@juliestewart3113]

@@jeanettecrabb1713me too

[@rhonda4829]

So emotional ❤

[@wendellwilson5974]

I liveinLorain and in was awesome, beautiful, spiritual, mysterious this was one of the best times of my 66 years on earth....thank you WKYC you are the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@radiantmarshmallow2527]

Aw this is awesome to read. I'm glad you experienced it too!!

[@ClaireGreen-wd2gm]

I was in Missouri. I looked at totality and I looked at my sons face while he was looking at totality. His smile and wide eyed amazement was priceless. A great memory

[@88997799]

Felt like the light was coming from just a night time star millions of light years away. That was cool!!

[@scottbc31h22]

Watched from my back porch down here in La Grange. The clouds parted just before totality. Beautiful!

[@laurenwestlake5507]

I agree I was blown away by this❤

[@tanyaveness8203]

Travelled from Manitoba, Canada to see this eclipse in Ohio. It was truly an amazing experience!!!

[@macrinaelizabethholder3413]

The most amazing thing I have ever witnessed in my life!!! 100% totality in Cleveland!!!!

[@brianesbaugh6897]

It was insanely incomprehensibly breathtaking in person…WOW!!!

[@ziondaniel7]

We were on Lima Ohio .. 4 minutes of totality ... No words to explain how AMAZING the view was... Thank you Lord for clear skies... Experience of a lifetime 💗💗💗

[@88997799]

Felt like the light was coming from just a night time star millions of light years away. That was cool!!

[@dennibirink3290]

Kalian sangat beruntung bisa melihat secara langsung fenomena alam yang langka ini. Dan saya melihat nya sangat luar biasa

[@ziggy.the.hippie]

i was born and raised in lima lol

[@Xane_Dragon]

Thank you Nature

[@jimmypad5501]

I was in Huron, OH. Incredible!

[@cgatlin65]

In Dallas the clouds played nice and we got to see it unobstructed. Glad to see you saw it clearly in Cleveland as well! Great vidro!

[@tracysimmons9319]

I'm glad I got to see it in Texas, in spite of a lot of cloud coverage! It was definitely a once in a lifetime event!

[@j3ttagrl420]

lucky!! 🥳 that must have been amazing! I'm in MA and some funky stuff happened, and I got some cool pictures.i always a worry about clouds when something cool is supposed to happen in the sky! 😂

[@tracysimmons9319]

@@j3ttagrl420 I always worry about cloud coverage when important events happen also! Luckily, in my part of Texas the rain held off until later, so it didn't affect the solar eclipse. What a phenomenal event! I'm so glad I got to experience it!

[@tracysimmons9319]

@brianbadonde9039 What does that mean?

[@tracysimmons9319]

@@j3ttagrl420 I'm glad you got some cool photos of the eclipse!

[@anitawindbigler7100]

If watched with glasses, could see a red dot at bottom and the flares arcing. Was beautiful.

[@bnic9471]

Was fascinated with that shining ruby.

[@tarandajones2154]

We drove 4hrs to Carbondale IL., from Memphis. Totality was 4mins and 8sec....it was the most humbling, grateful and awesome experience seeing that God is in control and alllll THIS is no accident....mighty are the works of His hands...

[@hollisthomas8881]

The heavens declare the glory of the LORD

[@stephenrogers7042]

It was the dopest thing I’ve seen in my life!

[@XNY556-Apple]

The dopest state of emergency ever.

[@pattyk734]

Can you imagine how frightening this would have been for the people years ago that didn’t know what was happening.

[@Foxant2]

(loudly bangs on random stuff to scare away the “dragon” devouring the sun)

[@blankphonk4889]

That’s why they cut the hearts outta their kids (the Aztecs)

[@Wellplayed1304]

What makes you think that you know what’s happening now?

[@jasongress8764]

@@Wellplayed1304See, we have this thing called science which predicts, based on our knowledge of how the universe works, events like this and then we observe it in our reality which confirms the science. No magic, supernatural shenanigans, or mythical deity required.

[@gabriellesinclair971]

@@Wellplayed1304I think they meant imagine the first people to witness this not knowing it was temporary and non threatening like we do

[@mattlawson714]

I live in Northwest Austin, and we had cloud cover all day. My parents live about 35 minutes north of me and about 45 minutes before Totality hit them, they told me the clouds were clear so I literally raced the shadow of the moon to get up there. Coolest thing I’ve ever seen.

[@argh432]

That was a smart decision.

[@THEPlGWHlSPERER]

I'm so happy you got to experience it! 😄

[@mattlawson714]

@@argh432 I’m not that smart but I appreciate it. I got lucky. No traffic. I could have spent totality in gridlock under clouds. It was such a risk. I had to stop and get gas!!!

[@joeshmoe7967]

@@mattlawson714 Worth it though! I drove 2000+ miles, woke up to rain, was a little down, but then it cleared. Unbelievable. In 20 years, It will happen over my back yard. I will be 82, and plan to be around to see it. - Cheers

[@argga2]

Im in temple and the clouds cleared up just as totality hit. Was incredible

[@rbdono2]

Truly one of the most incredible moments of my life. I was so blessed to be able to experience that with my kids.

[@MoparStephen]

Loved it - had a full 3.5 minutes of totality and the clouds held out. Truly amazing once in a lifetime experience here.

[@jryan9547]

I wasn’t sure what to expect but it’s one of the coolest experiences I’ve had. I’m glad I finally got to experience a total eclipse at the age of 47. lol

[@statesashley0416]

I'm in Northeast Ohio and this was the coolest thing I have ever seen in my entire life!

[@AKASHROY-i9f]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nattyfeatureseverything6179]

same

[@AKASHROY-i9f]

@@nattyfeatureseverything6179 ❤😘❤😘❤😘❤😘❤😘

[@deborahharris4035]

Me too!! It was the most beautiful natural phenomena!

[@jamesmartin9401]

Those solar prominences are insane! To be able to just look up and just see them because of the eclipse is wild!

[@dave29123]

I noticed that bright spot during the eclipse. Someone next to me suggested it could be a normally hidden star or gravitational lensing of something behind the sun. Solar ejection did not occur to us.

[@NooDLES411911]

​@dave29123 Think about the sheer size of those solar flares that we were able to see them with our naked eye during totality. Just incredible. Glad millions of us got to experience this unique event today. So cool

[@joeshmoe7967]

I saw them at 960mm it was a total mind blow. Saw them with just eyesight too, but what I saw through the camera, was every dream of what a total could be. Have not checked the pictures yet, just want to bask in the memory for a bit. - Cheers

[@hoosierpioneer]

Thank you for replaying it for me. Seeing it in person once was not enough!

[@EternallyThankful-os6pz]

My wife and saw this today in Orrville...I have to admit...it WAS SO WORTH THE TRIP and the hype was well-deserved as totality is a visual and emotional TREAT...WE WERE WOW WOW WOW !!!!

[@raynwise]

This was amazing to see. I will never forget!!! ❤

[@MannaForexTradingAcademy]

what a beautiful experience to remember my birthday, today is my birthday

[@deoneforpeace]

Awww Nice ONE!!....Happy Birthday Dear ....And Many More To Come!!...🙏 💞 💖

[@seisies-mama]

🎉 #happybirthday 🎂

[@staceyford6733]

Happy birthday 🎉

[@tracysimmons9319]

Happy birthday!❤

[@robertwhite3752]

Hey there happy birthday. Today is also my neighbors birthday.

[@Simu51_]

The solar eclipse was really cool to see!

[@jannabailey6800]

I looked but couldn't see the eclipse

[@XNY556-Apple]

Yes, so cool to experience this state of emergency.

[@cthulhu4411]

Yess

[@JokoPresents]

I only saw partial so y'all are luckier then me

[@cthulhu4411]

@SillyBeary partials better then nothing

[@tompallotta9255]

Thanks wkyc for a well done video!

[@peterminea3949]

We had an eclipse like that (but just over 2 minutes of totality) in Romania too, in August 1999, and at that time it was also exciting! I was a kid and the year 2000 was coming :) . There were plenty of clouds lurking around on the sky too, but yet we were able to see the „totality plate” by the book! 🌑

[@lyneismydogsnamenow]

It was an otherwordly experience so much!! I will never forget this. I looked at it from beginning to end and we were beginning to have clouds, here, in Châteauguay! I prayed to see the eclipse and I did!! So grageful!❤

[@LordDeuce-ul7my]

Listening to people blab and make bad jokes during an event like this really takes away from the magnificence of what's happening. It was the best time for silence, listening to nature. The crickets started chirping. Birds changed their songs. It was amazing.

[@bunjijumper5345]

SORRY it was over rated. It was not pitch dark out. They said it would be dark as night. The atmosphere of the sun was enough to keep things light enough to see.

[@danieldaniels7571]

I listened to Pink Floyd in an HEB parking lot. And the entire staff came outside and cheered. It was amazing!

[@LordDeuce-ul7my]

@@bunjijumper5345 looked exactly like night time where I was. Aside from there being bright sky far off on the horizon all around. I've seen a few partial eclipses in my life, that was my first total eclipse. That was way cooler.

[@RS54321]

Absolutely!! I can't comprehend people yakking and looking around throughout this experience. Shut up and look at the event! Silence is golden.

[@Official_DumbTube_Commenter]

Just wasn't anymore special than walking behind a shaded office building. Can do that anytime without special glasses 🤯

[@marilyn8700]

Cleveland here, my first time ever seeing a solar eclipse. It was everything I thought it would be. Just stunning 🌞🌑

[@HottestPathan]

Marilyn you are lucky that you enjoyed a full solar eclipse i never saw 😢

[@doctordreyer]

No really! I've seen 33

[@dealarr]

If I told you eclipses are what "Jesus" referred to as Sign of Jonah, and if people did not repent from their sins and it was a warning from the Almighty, how impressed will you be.

[@приветвсе-ч5х]

​@@dealarr Да, вы совершенно правы! Иисус дал людям чёткое знамение на небе, чтобы люди покаялись в своих грехах до Его возвращения! МАРАНАФА! 💥🙏

[@amjadrasheed9247]

how u feeling now

[@MedorraBlue]

We had totality here in Leamington, Ontario - right across the lake from you guys. I've never seen anything like it. But somehow, in all the excitement, I can barely remember what it looked like! I don't even know how that could happen... I think it seemed so unreal that my mind wasn't sure if I should commit it to memory...? For hours later, I was asking my friends if it even happened, or if it was all a dream! I was in a major viewing area with thousands of people, and the energy was absolutely incredible. I remember looking around and realizing that there was a ring of sunset all around us, while the land around us was shimmering from all of the streetlights in the town coming on at once. And I know I was looking at it, but I remember more of how I felt than what I saw. I know I looked at it for a bit longer at the end, and that's the one visual I could see clearly in my mind. Specifically the right side of it, where I could see these incredible, vivid red flares, and these extra sparkles of light around the rim. I remember hearing about "Bailey's Beads" and immediately knew that it was what I was seeing. And I have this final, vivid memory of the "diamond ring" coming back, and how everything around us lit up like a sunrise on all sides. Anyway, I'm so glad that people took such amazing videos of this - it's really helping to jog my memory. I think some part of me truly thought that it wasn't real... it feels like a beautiful dream that I can barely remember.

[@billrole4879]

Man I'm from Cleveland Ohio and that was the most beautiful thing I've seen in my life ❤️

[@jamesnichols5998]

That was incredible! Wow

[@uditanandsharma2744]

This coverage was perfection.

[@Constitutionkiller-ye1xw]

Yeah, perfectly awful.

[@ohioken1]

Watching it in person, what took me by surprise was how beautiful that last little flash came before and after. The cameras don’t do it justice!

[@Dreamseeker731]

I traveled to Burlington Vermont to witness totality. I'm so very glad I did! Hands down the most amazing sight I've ever seen. It can't be explained. No photograph could ever do it justice! It's an experience you have to live to understand.

[@linabas9007]

Never seen amazing thing like this before , it was beautiful 🤩

[@paulciprus9582]

Thanks Northeast Ohio….you really came through…very rare at this time of year…what a beautiful show the Moon and Sun put on…😊.

[@thetreasureinthefield]

Let’s not forget the Creator YAHWEH. “The heavens declare the glory of God; And the firmament sheweth his handywork. Day unto day uttereth speech, And night unto night sheweth knowledge. There is no speech nor language, Where their voice is not heard. Their line is gone out through all the earth, And their words to the end of the world. In them hath he set a tabernacle for the sun, Which is as a bridegroom coming out of his chamber, and rejoiceth as a strong man to run a race. His going forth is from the end of the heaven, and his circuit unto the ends of it: And there is nothing hid from the heat thereof.” ‭‭Psalm‬ ‭19‬:‭1‬-‭6‬ ‭KJV‬‬

[@ObedObed-wp3cl]

This is absolutely beautiful and God is so so great

[@verko5292]

Is he now? ...Why is giving cancer to little babies then?

[@PatriciaR.E.]

@@verko5292 Read John 10:10!!

[@annamartin3489]

Yes only God can do something like this and the fool has said in his heart “there is no God” Psalms 14:1

[@Catinbox123-ne4le]

@@PatriciaR.E. some of us can't fathom a God who may send us to eternal suffering, misery, depression, LONELINESS and PAIN if we so much as forget to repent for ONE sin, not to mention the WORST of our sins. Why would I want to be a part of a divine universe, vision, when all God is going to be with me upon arrival at the Gates is FURIOUS? There is a REASON people lose faith, it is when we remember that NO, God is NOT happy with us at ALL. I just WISH, since He never makes mistakes, he would have just wiped the Devil OUT and put things BACK to normal. GOD did not cause humanity's Fall. It was Lucifer, who lost his WAY.

[@verko5292]

@@PatriciaR.E. I did...doesn't say anything on why is god giving cancer to little babies.

[@RickyIcecubes]

After witnessing this awe inspiring event firsthand today, I can only imagine what prehistoric people in the path of totality thought before anyone knew what it was. They must've thought it was the end of the world.

[@moribund18]

Apocalypto 🐾

[@WizSamson]

Wow! That's an awesome lens for zooming like that! The eclipse looks fantastic! Check out how it turned out in our video - path of totality Niagara region. 😎

[@Melanie-u3k]

I live in Avon and it was amazing to see the Eclipse. The weather cooperated and we got a great view.

[@KatMcLean-si3vs]

Thank you. You are one of the few videos that have a well rounded coverage including the ground around and the total video of the sun and moon. It was great to share since we in Spokane, WA only had a few moments of a partial eclipse because of the clouds.❤

[@markantonelli53]

A once in a lifetime experience

[@XNY556-Apple]

Honest state of emergency.

[@Kigxdy86tt]

There will be one in Spain in 2026

[@markantonelli53]

@@XNY556-Apple not sure what that means

[@ninnnix5766]

Looks like it happens every 7 years, number 7 has prophetic meanings. Also Sounds like the sign of Nineveh to repent God’s judgment is coming soon

[@markantonelli53]

Maybe so, but the next time Cleveland will be in the path of totality will be 2444.

[@camilo8cheryl]

We enjoyed watching at port Clinton Ohio,birds went crazy flying in circles and got very noisy!👍 plus insects got loud, what they say is true plus that godly feeling when you look up to the sky🙏🙏👌totally worth the traffic we endured!

[@reaniebeanie94]

Wow that was amazing. Thank you for sharing😊😊

[@levi_octavian]

I’m 22 years old and have wanted to see a total eclipse since I was that crazy space kid at age 7 and it finally happened. Words cannot describe how otherworldly and breath taking it is. The total realization how small and meaningless we are in our vast universe. I shouted (along with others whos noises echoed through the neighborhood) and then cried with joy . If you have a deep connection to space or nature as a whole please try to see it. The whole short experience is unforgettable.

[@jaethe9tailedfox]

It was amazing and I felt sad thinking that I'm finally seeing it but this might be the only time I will ever see it

[@thetreasureinthefield]

We are so small, and get YAHWEH God the Creator cares about us! 🥹 it’s unbelievable honestly. Here’s a Psalm about how He made the sun. “The heavens declare the glory of God; And the firmament sheweth his handywork. Day unto day uttereth speech, And night unto night sheweth knowledge. There is no speech nor language, Where their voice is not heard. Their line is gone out through all the earth, And their words to the end of the world. In them hath he set a tabernacle for the sun, Which is as a bridegroom coming out of his chamber, and rejoiceth as a strong man to run a race. His going forth is from the end of the heaven, and his circuit unto the ends of it: And there is nothing hid from the heat thereof.” ‭‭Psalm‬ ‭19‬:‭1‬-‭6‬ ‭KJV‬‬

[@FiveDrexler]

Small and meaningless? speak for yourself, something designed a moon to perfectly fit our earth. so id say were pretty special.

[@joshuamulligan4155]

​@FiveDrexler that's your reality where youre special. There are eons before us and and there will be eons to come after (well past the lives of our earth and sun) and if that doesn't put our smallness in perspective, I don't know what will!

[@thetreasureinthefield]

@@joshuamulligan4155 well the whole solar system expanding thing is just a lie that makes us seem so small and insignificant, so why would there be a Creator who loves us and cares for us? Satan has deceived the nations into thinking there is no God. Yahweh is the Creator of all things. He loves us enough to die for us to reverse the curse of sin and death. Repenting of our son that separated us from a Holy God, and believing in the Lord Jesus Christ and you can have eternal life. Read the Bible and see God’s love for you! Jesus is coming back for His believers soon.

[@ohiosbestpeach770]

It was beautiful, spectacular, amazing ❤❤❤

[@XNY556-Apple]

A beautiful, spectacular, amazing state of emergency.

[@ohiosbestpeach770]

@@XNY556-Apple What was the emergency?

[@ohiosbestpeach770]

@@XNY556-Apple kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqK2ZaywjbChiNUsi=i24k9iJi9xvkN9-J

[@BamBamBigelow..]

I saw a solar flare at the bottom. It was beautiful

[@staceyford6733]

Saw it here in Indianapolis.

[@christopherleubner6633]

Saw it as well, was it a deep red color?

[@BamBamBigelow..]

@@christopherleubner6633 mine was white….but glad you saw it

[@PhatBoyFresh]

I saw it too. My dad and I were unsure what it was in the moment. Like a really deep red dot.

[@ericl1332]

Saw it for 3:32 minutes just at the in Qc right at the border of NH (literally beside the customs). We clearly saw two mass corona ejection during the last minute, bright red/orange lines and dots with our own eyes, a real icing on the cake from everything else. The quietness, the darkness, the sudden coldness, a black sun surrounded by a white ring and haze, the yellow horizon. Drove 1h30 min to gain a good minute and a half of totality was so worth it. Just incredible.

[@Ticona2]

It honestly makes you realize just how big the universe is, we are but ants when you think about it. Such an awesome thing to see.

[@tygical]

yeah, as humans, we don't matter

[@DG-sf9ei]

You honestly revealed how small you are

[@akshattiwari4957]

We are bugs

[@приветвсе-ч5х]

Бог Творец так сильно любит нас, что даёт нам наслаждаться Его уникальными явлениями! Никакой случайности, никакой хаос не смог бы так всё чётко рассчитать! Он зовёт всех нас прийти к Нему пока ещё есть этот день! МАРАНАФА!

[@nyumankwazi4681]

No we are the reason for the universe…!!!

[@Sleepy241]

I live in northeast Ohio, it was so surreal like something from out of this universe, I am 22 and that is my first totality and my god it was amazing

[@WoeIsLee]

I like how she keeps putting the glasses up to her eyes and then taking them off while still looking at the sun

[@Sarah-Jane17]

Truly awesome event to behold 😲

[@shibigeorge3384]

Yes 👍🏾

[@hmq9052]

Extremely boring

[@XNY556-Apple]

@@hmq9052 Truly awesome state of emergency to behold

[@tiggs03]

⁠@@hmq9052I’m sorry for you friend. Whatever you’re going through or have been through. Once in a lifetime events aren’t boring, there’s just something out of balance in yourself. Praying for u.

[@hmq9052]

@@tiggs03 No need. It's just my view. I think it's sad that this unimportant celestial anomaly triggers such a reaction. It suggests there are things missing in your lives.

[@ashawalker8457]

And it was beautiful

[@XNY556-Apple]

And don't forget, a state of emergency.

[@dierdrecole8027]

It was beautiful. Total understatement but true. Seeing everyone outside and watching in awe in unison. Humbled to be a part of it. (Reminded me of Delores Claiborne though 😂)

[@YazhRuhamm]

I truly get u She was great..one of a kind

[@ginajones2328]

Love that movie😊

[@DominicCilli]

Cuyahoga National Park was the perfect viewing party, absolutely breathtaking

[@AKASHROY-i9f]

Wish I could watch it live in US 😢😢😢😢😢

[@GraniteStateVictoria]

This was so amazing. I live in New Hampshire and whatever my wildest expectations, they were exceeded. I was so in awe that even from 50% onward my mouth hung open in awe with a huge grin on my face (I even drooled during the eclipse, normally I would have freaked out about since that's very unladylike, but this time I didn't care, I was too overwhelmed with emotion to be grossed out, so I just let myself feel all the tidal wave of emotions). Also during the lead up to totality I had to keep yelling at my younger brother "Don't look at the sun! Don't look at the sun!" and kept telling him put his eclipse glasses on if he wants to look. Then totality arrived and I said "okay, you can look" and just seeing this indescribable sight. I spent weeks in the lead up talking about it nonstop and I'm going to maybe talk about it nonstop for another few weeks (a few people even nicknamed me "eclipse girl", haha).

[@amjadrasheed9247]

How many times before u have seen eclipses ?

[@Katiethreeable]

Wasn’t that the most incredible thing ever!!! Total eclipse here in Miramichi New Brunswick 🇨🇦 also…..I almost cried it was so amazing

[@RS54321]

So cool! I was cheering for you from Alberta!

[@NooDLES411911]

​@@RS54321Just 20 years to wait for the great Alberta eclipse now

[@Katiethreeable]

20 years? I wish I could be there.. I think I won’t be around lol

[@RS54321]

@@Katiethreeable Iceland and Spain are having a total solar eclipse in two years if you are able to go there.

[@PS_testing321...]

Great coverage, Betsy! It was incredible to see it in person.

[@Constitutionkiller-ye1xw]

She was annoying.

[@ftnsbcsk8t]

Here in Southern California went outside with my eclipse glasses at 11 am stood outside with my cats and saw the Sun as a half crescent Moon. Beautiful.

[@weefek]

My hands went numb I was flooded with so much adrenaline. Wasn't watching any livefeed or anything, just in my back yard with my wife. Seeing the magnetic plasma arcs of the sun with your own eyes (through binoculars) was absolutely incredible and one of the best experiences of my life. I've been a space-geek all my life so this was extremely special for me

[@garrisonbuildz]

Wow … YAHWEY - your works proclaim your Amazing wisdom and majesty! You are supreme and above all, and you are worthy of our praise 🎉

[@mercyjohn6141]

Psalms: 19

[@thetreasureinthefield]

@@mercyjohn6141thank you for sharing this… what a beautiful psalm that is so fitting for this event.

[@MrPyroguru]

I wonder if we will see these more routinely in Heaven?

[@garrisonbuildz]

@@MrPyroguru I sure hope so !

[@karenscott7601]

It was amazing!!

[@XNY556-Apple]

Amazing... a state of emergency.

[@geopaulet923]

I am in Dfw and witness this once in a life historic moment. It went by so fast

[@darkreigncometh]

I am in Waco and it was way too fast!!

[@joeshmoe7967]

Totality almost 3 minutes where I was, but seemed like 45 seconds. Hope my photos turned out, too scared to check, want to bask in the memory first. - Cheers

[@josephliptak]

Can you imagine what people must have thought back some thousands of years ago before they had any knowledge of this stuff that we do.

[@ronan9447]

The very same thing that millions of Americans think today. God.

[@elitehumpty3603]

@@ronan9447 nothing wrong with that lol, everyone has their own beliefs.

[@countitalljoyfam]

People actually were more knowledgeable about things like this!!! We as people are actually getting dumber not smarter 😂!

[@Constitutionkiller-ye1xw]

They probably knew more, buy a book and read, it's called history. That's why today's brainiacs still can't figure out how they cut rocks perfectly, or built the pyramids. Clueless

[@verppurp]

People back in the 1600’s: why is it getting darker? What is happening to the sun?

[@lisaruf5046]

My husband and i took my daughter and granddaughters to Sandusky OH it was the coolest thing I ever saw. Cedar points roller-coasters lights came on it was amazing!!! Well worth the 6 hour drive round trip.

[@afridgetoofar1818]

The photos and video simply don’t do it justice. Seeing a total eclipse in person was one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.

[@antjones2281]

Best 3.5 minutes of her life. Her Husband: "Hold my beer"

[@kickfighting1015]

Hilarious!

[@_realmswrld216]

Tell me why I actually heard someone say this 😂

[@yQaT735M]

😂

[@Catinbox123-ne4le]

yeah, some people are so hooked on booze they probably missed the eclipse too. SAD. THAT is just SAD.

[@princessspacetime1763]

great video! saw it like this from Montreal. Me and my partner were in complete awe with everyone around us

[@PatriciaHillman670]

Im in California! Im so jealous of you all that witnessed this event. It's not fair!!! Everyone should be able to witness this, not just some States. Of course, we dont have control over it, lol 😢I've been watching it all day. It's 1:56 pm here.

[@j3ttagrl420]

😂 I know, it's like mother nature should have a suggestion box! 🤣 jk, she'd get pissed and do something crazy!! 😲🌪️

[@CaramelReign1990]

That's how I felt back in 2017 lol

[@jryan9547]

I got to step outside to witness it❤️. It was truly amazing. If you ever get the chance to travel to see one, it’s worth it. The darkness and the beauty of it was great!

[@PatriciaHillman670]

@@j3ttagrl420 🤣🤣 she might!

[@oonojoe]

You should have never voted for joe bite-me.

[@adktowerboyadk6238]

Thanks for posting this video. I do appreciate all that we missed about 120 miles NE of you due to the clouds you had in the morning.

[@Phil-For-Reel]

Drove 3 hours to Vincennes IN to see it and it did not disappoint. Absolutely amazing!

[@OrlaQuirk]

We drove a little over a hundred miles from S. Michigan to central Indiana, near my daughter's house. My son-in-law chose a really small, unknown park for us to view. Very beautiful, and such a magical event for everyone. Not a big crowd, everyone was so grateful and happy to be there. "No fights, no fireworks," as I say when describing a pleasant gathering.

[@Phil-For-Reel]

@@OrlaQuirk I was surprised at how few people were there considering the university had free parking and a public restroom. Even the churches were charging to park

[@shylal4896]

Not a total eclipse in SE Iowa, but very cool! Almost eerie! Thank you for sharing in Ohio!

[@mothernature8893]

14 And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years: 15 And let them be for lights in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth: and it was so. 16 And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: he made the stars also. Genesis 1:14-16

[@XNY556-Apple]

And then God said "I command thee to declare a state of emergency.'

[@Xstr3ngthz]

Settle down crack heads

[@MaryODoherty-jb5gd]

I live in England and just watching this on tv was amazing.

[@AKASHROY-i9f]

But watching in person is something else from India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Catinbox123-ne4le]

@@AKASHROY-i9f which is SAD for all those who missed it. Once-in-a--lifetime means just THAT for so many, and the afterlife promises NOTHING. IF there is one.

[@johntsan742]

Would have love to be there, but this is the second best thing. Thank you to all that film it and upload it.

[@JasonK.-cy2tl]

INCREDIBLE. BREATHTAKING. I have never seen that before on vid in my life. Only pictures. One of God's many incredible miracles.

[@He_Roblox]

The pictures are getting more accurate and accurate now because they just got the glowing edges of the moon ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC, plus it looks like how it was irl

[@Msflamingo-wl4qo]

God is Great!🙏😍 Thank you Cleveland for this wonderful coverage.

[@annamartin3489]

Yes He is!!!

[@erinahaque5923]

Allahu Akbar ❤❤❤

[@dealarr]

If I told you eclipses are what "Jesus" referred to as Sign of Jonah, and if people did not repent from their sins and it was a warning from the Almighty, how impressed will you be.

[@RoccoMitc]

I never in my life would ever expect to see this sight and I am 47 so imagine if any of us will see this again

[@johnvasileff7299]

400 yrs, doubt it.

[@CSmith-gb1sl]

Not in Northeast Ohio at least.

[@aaroncrytp]

we will in china in four months

[@SLUGGA214]

I'm 33 its my second time first was 2017 in Nashville tn now today in Dallas tx. cheers

[@danieldaniels7571]

​@@SLUGGA214I'm 53. My first was clear skies in Casper, Wyoming in 2017. Today I was in Kerrville, Texas, but it was very overcast. I hope I make it to 74 to see the next one in the US.

[@Mia33387]

How can people not say there is no God when you see this We all need to bow our knees to our Almighty God and thank Him for sending His Son Jesus & acknowledge Him as our Lord and Saviour He created Heaven and Earth & all things - look to Him as you have looked at this eclipse ….in utter awe!

[@jcepri]

I'm glad religion works for you. Let us define our own experiences, thank you.

[@IturaldeRodel]

It is so much more wonderful to understand that this is all natural; no magic or magic sky daddies needed. You cheapen the magnificent wonder of the natural world when you inject fantasy into it.

[@ronan9447]

Or Mohammad. Don’t forget Mohammad.

[@timheaton-caffin7703]

Your spot on, praise Yah for his amazing creation. Don't pay any attention to the heathens, they'll find out one day. Stand firm in your faith. Blessings.

[@jessicanamakula7551]

Ure very right

[@soflbchboi]

A sweet live glimpse of an active fusion reactor also known as our sun! Great story, great reporting, great video and great sound quality! Thank you everyone at WKYC Channel 3!

[@amjadrasheed9247]

How many times before u have seen eclipses ?

[@irismangandi8698]

OMG! What a spectacular, amazing event! I am just watching on youtube and i am having goosebumps!!! What more if i experience it live and in person!! Total solar eclipse!

[@ericschminke8233]

Thank You, Lord Jesus, for this spectacular experience! To have experienced this in my hometown of Berea, Ohio just made it even more so. It was, without a doubt, the fastest 4 minutes of my life.

[@NonaK-mz8oy]

Yes, all glory to YOU, LORD JESUS CHRIST!! The greatness of God speaks to His absolute rule over all things. His endless resources. His unimaginable power to do as He pleases and for whomever He pleases. He is King of all, even of those who would deny (v. 4) the One who upholds the universe with the word of His power (Heb 1:3).

[@thetreasureinthefield]

“The heavens declare the glory of God; And the firmament sheweth his handywork. Day unto day uttereth speech, And night unto night sheweth knowledge. There is no speech nor language, Where their voice is not heard. Their line is gone out through all the earth, And their words to the end of the world. In them hath he set a tabernacle for the sun, Which is as a bridegroom coming out of his chamber, and rejoiceth as a strong man to run a race. His going forth is from the end of the heaven, and his circuit unto the ends of it: And there is nothing hid from the heat thereof.” ‭‭Psalm‬ ‭19‬:‭1‬-‭6‬ ‭KJV‬‬

[@cindyroberts3767]

God is great! Amazing to see it in Toledo.

[@kiskaloo6843]

The eclipse proves the creation is bollocks. God created light on the first day and the sun on day 4. The eclipse proves the sun gives us light. Nature and physics is great

[@verko5292]

That was just satan messing with god showing he can take the sun away any time if he wanted to and god can do nothing about it.

[@barkeater123]

How amazing Gods creation! Psalm 19:1. Perfection of creation that can only bear the mark of a perfect Creator. All glory and honor to Him!

[@verko5292]

That was just satan messing with god showing he can take the sun away any time if he wanted to.

[@Gladtobemom]

Thank you so much for posting this.

[@pjmincanada5747]

Betsy's commentary was excellent. This is the best footage I've seen. I was on the north side of Lake Erie and so we also got to see a very fluffy corona. Could see 3-5 prominences. Beautiful and breathtaking.