2024 Total Solar Eclipse in North America (NSF's Angles Across The US)
April 8, 2024 North America experienced a Total Solar Eclipse. These are Most of the angles from NSF's team on the ground throughout the United States.
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🎥 Video from Jack Beyer, Sean Doherty, John Galloway, Brady Kenniston, Andrew R, Starbase Live, Thomas Hayden, McGregor Live,
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Beautiful! I was able to see the complete eclipse in person for the first time and it was a truly awesome experience!
The plasma ejections are breathtaking in the footage. Sensationally captured, it is so impressive that they are often as big as the earth and look so small against the sun.
Brilliant compilation, huge thanks to the entire NSF team. Great to see all of the different experiences from across the path.
Outstanding job Jack, Brady, Thomas, Sean and Everyone at NSF! Thank you very much! 👍 👍
Whooaaaa!!! Jack nailed it, great work man, that was so cool!!!
The coming and going of the shadow on the cloudcover looked stunning Like in these pictures from space, but from below 😅
Watching the total eclipse in person was fantastic. All the pictures just give the whole experience was really glad we went.
I was in Rochester, NY it got dark, but the sky was 100% covered by clouds, so didn’t see any of the cool stuff
That shot at 1:50 was so beautiful
Thanks for the video coverage!
Soon to be part of the NSF Intro.
Well done…I was in Dallas…Clouds cleared out just in time…birds were chirping and dogs barking…truly an amazing sensation and view to be standing on planet earth and seeing the moon and sun all in alignment along with Venus and Jupiter in the outer wings in our little slice of the universe right before us was so powerful and always in motion as we go about our daily lives…such a nice break from that
We drove a bit east to Point, TX, because that seemed like the right place to go. It was right on the centerline. Same thing there; clouds cleared about 15m before totality. Incredible to be able to see a solar flare with the naked eye!
Great video NSF, Thank you!!
You know, this is the first time i saw a total eclipse myself, and know it makes perfect sense why our ancestors gave religious significance the event, or thought that the world was going to end when it happend.
What a well put together KZhead video. Great work
I traveled to see this one and watched from north east Ohio. It was totally worth it... there may be a pun there. Trying to photograph it on a 300mm mirror lens was fun, I think I did pretty well for my first time ever. Thanks for the extra views and coverage as always. Now I can see that there were about four major flairs, I managed to capture 2 of them.
You can understand how hundreds of years ago people believed in Magic 😊
W NASA for doing this
Amazing compilation!
Well done, team! 👍👍
Thank you so much ❤
Eight minute video. The time it takes sunlight to reach earth
It was so fantastic!
How spectacular!
Amazing
We had only light cirrus clouds in Knightstown, IN
Wonderful footage, well done! Dont understand why people have to make sounds for everything. I mean the sun appears to behind the moon in your perspective, and you have to go WOOHOO. Intelligence comes in weird forms :D
I didnt know one of yall was in Newport, wish I could've said hi lol
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Thank you, can not see it where I am.
Yo vi el eclipse desde el malecón en Mazatlán, México. Fue muy impresionante.
thanks, i was in hospital puking my life and i didnt even see it😭
Work continues on the OLM...
How do the flat earthers explain this with their model of two lights revolving around a disc ?😂
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Came in from the bottom left or west of me, and exited top right, or east from where I am, and that can't be because the moon and the sun follow the same trajectory where I live, and that is from east to west, I don't care what flipped upside down pictures you show, I took pictures every few minutes throughout the whole 2 hour process.
pero ya eso no se había acabado ?
Excellent that this is 8 minutes long 😜🤣
👀🐔👀🐔☀️
3:09 where’s the moon ?? Please someone explain … that’s not the moon, it’s a different planet , look up closely.
O k i'm gonna be nitpicky here and say it's not a sunset.
Did the nasa solar probe see the eclipse?
ones upon a time in history people where afraid , now they just cheering as if its a rock concert .
Abloustly God's work!
Abloustly not... its just perfect distance...scale...and timing lol
Second
Did you know it was a double eclipse! Mercury was the little black dot
It was a sunspot
No it wasn't lol... where on Earth did you hear that !? Lol
I didn't see the moon, FOH
Shut down that giant screen 🤦♂
A Full Solar-Eclipse Event In The US-Soil Land Is A Universal Sight From The Almighty God😊