Solar Eclipse Seen from International Space Station

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[@melantre]

Nature absolutely changed by me. First the birds got quieter and then the frogs started up. Then all the birds started up again lol

[@afenismama]

Im in Buffalo and first the birds were flying around like crazy then it just got quiet 🤐

[@stephanieadams3747]

Nature changed by me? 😂😂

[@commercialbreak9531]

@@stephanieadams3747 messy but still grammatically correct. like saying "there is a squirrel by me," just a statement of proximity. she meant to say "nature absolutely changed around me"

[@rhysiescups]

@@commercialbreak9531no she meant it, she’s god

[@videotrexx]

@@rhysiescups no, I'm "god" and I could prove it if I could post an audio clip of Alexa when I ask her who I am. I am just as powerful as the "God" that some people worship too, which is why I couldn't make the clouds go away for totality at my location. I had to watch it as best as I could through clouds. At least I really got to see totality unobscurred by clouds in 2017.

[@trappedcat3615]

I wonder if ants are this thrilled

[@stephanieadams3747]

😂😂😂😂

[@eviincezw2875]

Say no to drugs🔞

[@Jerome_111]

LOL

[@theshaw767]

We are the ants, don't you get it? 😬👈

[@TommyXLourdes]

Mine was. She called me and asked if I was outside and that my cousins were pissed that she didn't take them to the lake with her to see it. She's also my godmother.

[@stephanieadams3747]

Wow! So incredible! Im so fortunate to have experienced it! Two hours of amazement!! (4 minutes of totality!)

[@coffeebean3642]

Now I have understand how the shadow moves across the earth from the clip from the iss

[@filispirit]

TY for showing the eclipse. Spectacular.

[@nassplease]

oh my GOD, the darkness is kinda creepy...

[@StreaksSkunk]

I feel immensely lucky to have found this and hope I can find the original NASA video clip of this. Myself a group of friends were all up on the northeast coast of New Brunswick to watch, and were beyond lucky with some of the the most beautifully clear weather in all of North America for this event... Having seen totality from the ground and now seeing a video of the event happening at real-time speed and seeing that shadow envelop the exact area where we all were feels so surreal.. then the camera panning down towards the end and getting to see my home province in all her beauty there too.. what an incredibly special video! 💙💙💙

[@sophier.2493]

WOW! What a view from space! This is a first for me, WOW!

[@SAURABHJAIN1989]

Superb!

[@filispirit]

The birds on the beach were gathering, flocking near each other and screaming. Sarasota FL

[@The_Old_Wolf]

This was my third eclipse, I took this one in from Bingham, Maine. Add to that Bucharest in 1999, and Kanarraville (annular) in 2012. I have been richly blessed to experience these. The view from the ISS was most interesting. Those "little red spots" are called "prominences," it would be lovely to have journalists that have a basic understanding of the universe but I guess we take what we can get, right?

[@MsGechi77]

Sometimes silence or classical music is more suitable for these clips 😊

[@Furanku13]

I randomly wonder how flat earthers can explain this

[@max5250]

For an average flat earther, any "explanation" no matter how wrong it is, is good explanation as long as it supports their beliefs.

[@dceufan]

Good God … how amazing!! 😊

[@Spidouz]

Flat Earthers double triggered…

[@wellokayyes1266]

LOL fr 😆

[@PabloVeloso-lx4od]

😂😂😂 exactly

[@DelanoSuCkaTGaMiNg]

This video is total shite, it doesn't show anything

[@TommyXLourdes]

A real FE doesn't crumble in the face of empirical evidence.

[@joshuadoyle1290]

So if you're looking at the eclipse from the space station, right above the moon, wouldn't the moon be lit up from the sunlight coming from behind? Also the first showing the eclipse, well from the ISS you'd never see it look like that. That's how it looks from Earths perspective. The fact you people make fun of people for noticing these things... that you can't, well speaks volumes about intelligence, integrity, character, and how well your indoctrination has come since grade school with a globe sitting in your classroom

[@kalon227]

My 2nd solar eclipse, first in 1970, here from my driveway in Fort Worth, Texas. These clips from space are surreal, I never imagined what that would look like. The solar eclipse on earth is surreal enough but pix from space…I’m 87. We truly do live in a sci-fi world. I can’t imagine what wonders babies born today will see.

[@FutherGaming]

The moon casting a shadow on earth, it looks just like human eye from space station perspective!

[@Praktical_]

Saw a clip of a bloke holding up a fish he just caught (gave it some eclispse glasses) to let it experience the eclipse and then chuck it back. Legend.

[@feorh1919]

Man, it looks scary. Think of all the vampires that can roam the streets:D

[@PabloVeloso-lx4od]

Tentacles coming out of the shadows and grabbing some girls around

[@adunthecitadel9122]

people also got photos of the ISS transiting the sun, right in front of the Moon transit before totality.

[@gambit8022]

Flat earthers will say this is just a cgi.

[@randyc9700]

Pink Floyd- Marooned (earth view from space)

[@divinerespect309]

Nasa channel great show. Amazing. Seen a rainbow 🌈. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@fadedxo]

🐍

[@ItsJericho]

❤

[@JamesCormier]

They failed to say that the ISS was flying over Houlton Maine at the time.

[@JackFrost008]

it wouldn't be so bad being up there. being an astronaut would do :)

[@matthewchamberlain7578]

Why don't they turn the camera at the actual moon?

[@cincouno3314]

Because it wasn’t the moon 😂

[@ComicMelon]

From the perspective of the ISS they wouldn't see the eclipse, obviously they're not under the path of they can photo it...

[@bomgofficial928]

@@ComicMelonbs cuz ppl always saying iss has camera on every angle wat happened to those other angles?? Let me guess they weren’t turn on

[@max5250]

@@bomgofficial928 Let me guess... you wasn't exactly smartest pupil in the classroom...

[@bomgofficial928]

@@max5250 y’all are so lost it’s sad 😢

[@Smaug1692]

there is no satellite or camera in space pointing at the moon at the time of the eclipse?

[@max5250]

They would show only blue sky, since the side of the Moon facing the Earth is in a complete shadow.

[@Smaug1692]

@@max5250 It doesn't matter. A satellite or camera that follows the path of the moon even if it cannot be seen.

[@DelanoSuCkaTGaMiNg]

They take us fools and people buying their bs a billion dollars machine without cameras that can't move

[@max5250]

@@Smaug1692 "A satellite or camera that follows the path of the moon even if it cannot be seen." You don't need a satellite, since you can do that from the ground. But, as I said before, what would be point of that?

[@max5250]

@@DelanoSuCkaTGaMiNg "They take us fools" They don't have to take you for one, since you obviously already are a fool.

[@z-mane1438]

why in the world would they show the shadow ?? show the actual eclipse in space since you're already in space! they cant because they're not in space

[@msidc1238]

For one they aren't even in the shadow of the Moon as clearly visible in the video. Also why would they do that when millions of people are looking at the exact same thing they would be looking at? I wouldn't be surprised if you would have complained that they didn't show the shadow of the Moon on Earth anyway.

[@whuffer5103]

And the shadow of the day, will embrace the world in grey

[@OverVolts83]

Why does space station every time only record the shadow of the eclipse going over earth but don’t point camera at the sun??? I want to see the whole thing together sun, moon, shadow.

[@FlabbyButter]

Because the ISS doesn’t exist

[@LeChuck1717]

from their perspective they cant see the moon covering the whole sun. They arent in the shadow. But yeah would be cool to pan over to the sun and back to earth...

[@Kent__the_Baker]

The Moon isn't completely blocking the light from the Sun to the ISS at it's present orbit. So any camera pointed at the Moon would also have a direct view of a portion of the Sun, easily frying the camera sensor. 😎

[@NikoNicodemus010]

@@FlabbyButter Stop being a crazy nut

[@rotocleanservices5153]

@@Kent__the_Bakerweird, it didn’t fry my camera sensor on my iPhone 14 Pro Max and I recorded about 70 minutes direct sun today… surely they have better cameras for this purpose? I’ve seen a lot of videos of the sun like up close and personal from them, yeah? Plus I know they’re closer than I am, but not if you consider it’s 93 million miles away according to these guys.

[@jzno]

WOW-we...AMAZING...so cool...WOW-we...🙄

[@buckaroobanzai2806]

I wonder how flat-earther will explain THIS amazing natural phenomen?!?

[@JohnHazenhousen]

They simply claim it’s fake.

[@TLjames22]

They didn’t even show it from space 😂

[@TLjames22]

You couldn’t even see the sun from space just the earth being shadowed from lack of sunlight this absolutely proves shit

[@JohnHazenhousen]

There you go.

[@AbdiPianoChannel]

The amazing thing is, the moon is millions of times smaller than the sun but obscures the sun perfectly. God is great

[@grizzlyjp]

In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth 🌎. It is not a coincidence that earth's small moon can totally and exactly eclipse our huge sun. Coincidence is when God chooses to remain anonymous.

[@max5250]

"The amazing thing is, the moon is millions of times smaller than the sun" Of course that's not the case, but your knowledge is milion of times smaller than knowledge of an average person.

[@Astraeus..]

FFS the further down this comment section I read the more it feels like I accidentally went to Reddit, given how moronic things keep getting. It doesn't "perfectly obscure" diddly shit, quite obviously, given the fact that it just made a big ass shadow while there was still sunlight everywhere else there normally would have been anyway....

[@grizzlyjp]

@@Astraeus.. Google "Umbra" and look for an image that illustrates the criss-crossing of the sun's light rays on either side of the moon. Once you've done that, you can pull your foot out of your mouth.

[@grizzlyjp]

@@Astraeus.. Google "umbra solar eclipse diagram". Once you've done that, have a look at the how the sun's light rays criss-cross on either side of the moon casting the umbra and penumbra shadows on the earth. Viewing from the earth in the umbra shadow (aka totality), the sun is perfectly obscure. Once you've done that, you can pull your foot out of your mouth.

[@tobiaslooser]

I would love to see a weather balloon above Antarctica.

[@ngc-fo5te]

Why?

[@tobiaslooser]

@@ngc-fo5te Cause it makes me really fuckin horny.

[@Jeffy888]

@@ngc-fo5tebecause flat Earthers are just weird like that

[@ngc-fo5te]

@Jeffy888 Most of the so called flat earthers on here are just people joking around to get people to bite on a comment. The people who really believe such nonsense are quite rare.

[@Jeffy888]

@@ngc-fo5te maybe, but they’re definitely committed to playing the part on TikTok

[@joshuadoyle1290]

So if the sun is behind the sun, you'd see the darkside of moon lit up

[@Astraeus..]

Oh for fu@$ sake, it's not called the "dark side" of the moon because it doesn't get sunlight, how the hell would that even make sense....

[@Saffrondarling]

Looks like part of Earth is burnt

[@patrickhop12]

why is it that the international space station cant show an image of the eclipse instead of that image with a shadow?

[@StarLightFIlmProductions]

Cause the cameras are not pointing to the sun plus they can't just record the moon.

[@grizzlyjp]

Because their camera is the only camera point back down to earth. Their image of the eclipse would like pretty much the same as the images from earth that were not blocked by cloud cover.

[@max5250]

Correct answer is: ISS orbit is not overlapping with path of the eclipse, so, eclipse itself can't be seen (or recorded) from ISS, but since they passed close to the path of the eclipse, they were able to record umbra (darker part of the shadow) of the Moon.

[@Astraeus..]

Are you asking why they aren't pointing their camera at the same thing fu@$ing half the cameras on the planet were pointed at rather than the actual planet that NONE of the cameras on the ground are in a position to point at properly?

[@bomgofficial928]

@@StarLightFIlmProductionslieeee they can’t go to space

[@cliemelbrown1322]

Just saying with NASA's tremendous budget they couldn't film the eclipse from more than one perspective next eclipse I hope that they take that into consideration

[@lynnlytton8244]

They were broadcasting for a couple of hours and had people set up in Mazatlan, Torreon, and in Kerrville, TX, that I saw, as well as the ISS.

[@Astraeus..]

3 things; 1st, the ISS is the INTERNATIONAL space station, it's not just NASA. 2nd, NASA's budget as a percent of GDP is lower than any point since 1962. 3rd, how the actual fu@$ do you think they'd just magically film from more than one "perspective" exactly? A different perspective would require a different camera, meaning they'd need to launch another satellite up there to do that. So what then, they're supposed to waste the piddly budget they have on launching a bunch of satellites just to record this? Then people would be bitching about NASA wasting billions of dollars launching a bunch of cameras into space just to record a stupid shadow passing over the Earth for an hour or 2.....

[@bomgofficial928]

@@Astraeus..lol uk how much money they can make from those video or image if they could go up there in capture the solar eclipse from space? Million if not billions lol they wouldn’t hesitate one second it’s bcuz they can’t that’s y they didn’t lol

[@TheCuttyBrown]

@@Astraeus.. they are already wasting billions what's 10 more buck to add a second 144p camera they love to use

[@George-we7vy]

God of wonders beyond our galaxy, You are Holy! The universe declares your majesty, that You are Holy! Hallelujah to the Lord of Heaven and Earth.

[@grizzlyjp]

In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. It is not a coincidence that earth's small moon can totally and exactly eclipse our huge sun. Coincidence is when God chooses to remain anonymous.

[@ColeAviation]

I wonder what those flat landers thought about it. 🤣

[@drytoproofing2878]

It was already dark in Syracuse😂😂🤣😂🤣

[@steffdia7080]

No Italian.

[@tom1644x]

I would expect NASA to have some PTZ hd cameras outside to catch this rare sight. It's disappointing the astronauts had to film it with a handheld camera through the window in their free time! Opportunity missed!

[@4362mont]

Re-fund NASA

[@PabloVeloso-lx4od]

Ahhhh ..there you are 😂😂😂

[@DelanoSuCkaTGaMiNg]

I'm starting to believe this shit is all B's just like the moon landing

[@sigisalmen2399]

The external nadir camera is a PTZ HD camera. Watch the panning in the video. That wasn't handheld

[@djrj9367]

It would be better video if you remove your finger from the camera

[@mitchbatten8281]

They both looked fake. What’s up?🤷‍♂️

[@msidc1238]

How do they look fake?

[@ItWasSaucerShaped]

mun: 'okay, here i am. okay. now u all lookin at me weird. okay i gots to go now. lots of moon business to take care of. big grown up moon things to do. k bye'

[@count69]

No lights in the shadow? I watched live streams from towns that were lit up like Christmas trees during the totality...

[@antique7391]

Give Trump credit! He stayed disciplined and hasn’t made a moronic eclipse statement..

[@kchaste7423]

Why. Is. CSpan. Not. Posting. In. 4.K. For. This. Magnitude. Of. Event Buy some proper gear ffs.

[@NUCLEAR154]

❤AWESOME😊

[@logiclust]

720p though? is it still 2001?

[@amiltonsanchez5893]

I watched live. They had a 4k video.

[@TheDarkSide11891]

This is a clip of a news broadcast. And equally, they have to compress the footage and somehow stream it to earth in real time. Not exactly easy to do with 4K UHD 60fps footage

[@logiclust]

@@TheDarkSide11891 watching a uhd 60 amateur live stream right now…

[@PabloVeloso-lx4od]

What if there is something bigger than God? Might i ask this bcoz i read some religious comments here

[@TheCuttyBrown]

Why didnt they show the moon???

[@max5250]

Because it is not easily visible.

[@TheCuttyBrown]

@@max5250 I understand that, but its literally a solar eclipse why not film that as well????? Wouldn't you??

[@max5250]

@@TheCuttyBrown How could you think we would be able to record something that is pitch black in space, while recording during daylight?!

[@TheCuttyBrown]

@@max5250 bro point the camera at the eclipse, wasn't saying get a back shot of the moon by itself, u know the thing we all were looking at ??

[@Soveey]

​@@TheCuttyBrownthe moon is far away, you can only see its Shadow, you cant see moon during the day because it is too bright (same as stars). You can see moon only early in the morning or later in the evening when its not that bright.

[@tristenarnold]

Why is the shadow moving with the ISS?? This relative speeds don’t make sense

[@cartapo2669]

Camera is panning

[@DelanoSuCkaTGaMiNg]

So there's no camera that can move on a multi billion dollars machine? It doesn't make any sense. They always have some foggy photos and videos when it comes to space.

[@tristenarnold]

No you can see the shadow following the ISS as it moves. When you watch it just focus on the upper left shadow and the land mass. You will see the shadow cover land mass as the ISS moves

[@max5250]

@@tristenarnold "You will see the shadow cover land mass as the ISS moves" Of course shadow will move over land mass as it is recorded. ISS moves at 28.800 Km/h, while shadow of the Moon moves at 3650 Km/h.

[@joramval8596]

La iss ¿que no se supone que orbita la tierra acaso se puede detener?

[@sigisalmen2399]

If the ISS would stop, it would fall back to earth. Physics 5th grade

[@mustaffa1611]

what happens to the moon right before and right after the eclipse? why can't we ever see it.

[@ComicMelon]

I literally saw it approaching 3 hours before it started to transit by stacking long exposures I took...

[@jennifer.2722]

Because the sun shines so brightly and the moon is in between the earth and the sun, I think the moon gets lost or faded in the bright blue sky. Like, it disappears, like an illusion??? I was thinking the same thing you were while driving up to be in the path of totality. And the answer I came up with was that. Best guess???

[@sigisalmen2399]

If I shine right into your eyes using a flashlight can you see my face? 🔦 😜 😳

[@mustaffa1611]

@@ComicMelon how can we see them?

[@chrislawson4157]

Why a joke the picture of the shadow moving across the land could’ve easily been taken from an airplane no view of the sun with the moon and the Earth from outer space😂😂😂😂😂 Some people will believe anything😂

[@msidc1238]

That'd be quite a high plane. Why don't you check out what a solar eclipse actually looks like from a plane.

[@chrislawson4157]

@@msidc1238 why don’t you try thinking for yourself for once you don’t think you could see 70 miles worth of land from a commercial jetliner That’s how big the shadow was supposed to be and if they were an outer space, like they say they could easily show that and would be proud to show that also it would be on every news net work on tv lol 😂

[@msidc1238]

@@chrislawson4157 If this was from a commercial jet liner that shadow would be only a couple miles wide.

[@chrislawson4157]

So you’re saying that if a person was in a jet airliner, you could only see a couple miles of shadows from the plane 😂 lmao 😂

[@msidc1238]

@@chrislawson4157 No, I'm saying that the shadow in this video is way smaller than how it appears in videos taken from cruising altitude of major airliners.

[@user-nr3de3oo7p]

🤔 Humm! So moon much smaller that what we know!

[@ComicMelon]

No, you're just confused about shadows...

[@user-nr3de3oo7p]

@@ComicMelon No I am not.. I could do that at my home, simple physics! Shadow would not be smaller than the object except if they fool you and says that the sun is a giant diffuser

[@ComicMelon]

@@user-nr3de3oo7p The sun is very far away and much larger, the shadow size is accurate, since the sun is far away and larger, it forms a shrinking cone towards the surface of the earth, that's simple phsyics. You're conflating relative close objects you see on earth. What your talking about is the penumbra which is too hard to see and is too weak, what's projecting is the umbra, the super visible part. Short version, you're talking about the penumbra, it's very large and basically not perceptiable, what you're viewing in the video is the umbra. If you're convinced would recommended the wikipedia for "light".

[@ComicMelon]

@@user-nr3de3oo7p Super basic kids version here, but you're assuming there's a singular shadow projection, which isn't how light works. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umbra,_penumbra_and_antumbra

[@user-nr3de3oo7p]

@@ComicMelon I like what you say! Yes sun is far away! Then the sun rays are straight and parallel... The proof of that is when you look @ half moon it has sharp shadow edge.

[@MichaelTatro-xv7hx]

" It is Photo shopped, but it... it has to be" "what you are seeing here, is a mirage"

[@dennisb119]

Notice how they won't show u a 360 degree view

[@sigisalmen2399]

For what?

[@parapelegicBUD]

All the npcs are loosing thier mind over something that happens all the time 😂

[@Future_shpck]

Why are the showing the earth. Seems like they should be showing the actual moon and sun. From the space stations perspective. Something is very shady

[@max5250]

Yup.... your "knowledge" is very, very shady.

[@sigisalmen2399]

The ISS never was directly in the zone of totality. The SD camera was pointed at the sun and moon. But nothing really changed for the reason I mentioned

[@considerthetruth]

Evidence of creation. No way this is coincidence. What are the odds?

[@bringyourownbin6570]

Pretty rare, reason it happens every like 90 years

[@Jerome_111]

@@bringyourownbin6570didn’t one happen in 2017

[@bringyourownbin6570]

@@Jerome_111 wasn't a full solar eclipse I think

[@grizzlyjp]

In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth 🌎. It is not a coincidence that earth's small moon can totally and exactly eclipse our huge sun. Coincidence is when God chooses to remain anonymous.

[@4362mont]

But some of us only saw a partial eclipse.

[@nikkitaylor9130]

The size of the shadow doesn't make sense to me if the moon and sun are as far away as NASA says they are

[@deniseb4426]

Good grief, woman.

[@FlabbyButter]

Facts

[@IS-lz5ev]

Show us the math you used to reach that conclusion.

[@mikes7446]

Not A Space Agency... don't let them deceive you.

[@LeChuck1717]

the sun is very far away. The moon not.

[@WarrenRCG]

Nice CGI bro✌😎👍

[@donjones5452]

😂 good one bro 🤗

[@stephanieadams3747]

Not CGI

[@Asherek]

Ah let me guess you’re a flat earther. 😂

[@mikemckee6583]

@@AsherekOr just another garden variety dumbass.

[@brianginocchetti9170]

On a clear night from earth I can see thousands of stars above my head in the sky. Not one star from the iss? Where did all the stars in the sky go?

[@briankleinschmidt3664]

There seems to be a disconnect here. God is a part of nature, not apart from it. He has planted a seed in every man that won't grow unless the conditions are right. You don't acknowledge Him and that's not conducive to growth. You must give living things what they need to grow, and be patient while they grow.

[@grizzlyjp]

In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth 🌎. It is not a coincidence that earth's small moon can totally and exactly eclipse our huge sun. Coincidence is when God chooses to remain anonymous.

[@mikes7446]

LMFAOOOOOO!!!!! Not A Space Agency

[@Coincidenceright]

Fake news

[@FlabbyButter]

Crazy how much they are determined to lie and how determined people are to believe it

[@metoo6599]

What lie? 😂

[@wellokayyes1266]

Enlighten me 🙂

[@max5250]

"Crazy how much they are determined to lie and how determined people are to believe it" That's nothing compared how you and alike are determined to call them liars while the only liars are you and your fellow conspitards.

[@FlabbyButter]

@@max5250 ok liar

[@123catz]

Fakery

[@NikoNicodemus010]

Space is real dude

[@Mythoughtonpoliticaltopics]

God is good. He is good.

[@donjones5452]

😬who's gonna tell em? 😹

[@afenismama]

@@donjones5452I tell him every day 🤷🏽‍♀️🙏🏾

[@ab8jeh]

Why is god a he?

[@stephanieadams3747]

Newsflash: this has nothing to do with god. This is science!

[@considerthetruth]

​@@ab8jehthose who prayed to the Queen of heaven were destroyed (Jer 44)

[@stabilityball]

International fake station cost how much per day? $80 million/day is Not a space agency's budget.

[@bueb8674]

Defence budget averages to 780 some million per day.

[@germantorrez4242]

Y las luces de la ciudad donde están ? O solo se ven en los timelapse con GCI 😅

[@sigisalmen2399]

We have 2024 and you still don't understand how cameras work. 🤦🏼‍♂️ But kudos for you that you didn't ask Where Are The Stars? Lol

[@max5250]

"Y las luces de la ciudad donde están ?" Where are street lights during the day? They are turned off for very obvious reasons. "O solo se ven en los timelapse con GCI 😅" CGI expet?! Sorry, Mr. Expert we haven't recognized you right away...

[@sigisalmen2399]

I was talking about the cameras. They have to be set to night mode to be able to capture the weak light of those street lights. But how should that work if the camera usually films the bright earth? Actually you should educate yourself before yelling CGI or FAKE. It's not my job to teach you what your teachers haven't done