Why Eclipses Have Been So Important To Human History | Eclipse Chasers | Spark
Featuring the world’s leading eclipse scientists, Eclipse Chasers shows how scientific data collected during a total eclipse plays a key role in the race to understand the sun and its impact on earth - especially the explosive solar storms that cause major power blackouts, satellite failure, and even threaten astronauts in space. In addition, the programme highlights how eclipses deepen our understanding of the sun’s basic functions, and how that knowledge may one day help to solve the world’s future energy needs.
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During the eclipse on April 8th, 2024, we could see solar flares ejecting from the sun behind the moon. It was the craziest thing I've EVER seen.
Idk watching planes crash into tow of the worlds tallest building on a clear blue day on LIVE Tv was pretty “crazy” to me. Something that’s been happening for millenniums ain’t that “crazy” to me. J/S
I saw it myself, as well in Texas. It was the most amazing thing I ever saw. 911 was horrific. Wouldn't call it "amazing", though.
@@gipmurt6274 I didn’t say “crazy/craziest.” I stand by saying witnessing 911 in real time *WAS* crazy. I’m sorry I’ve seen two eclipse now and neither hold a candle to witnessing both my daughters giving birth for the 1st time. Even cutting my two grandson’s umbilical cord was far more “*AMAZING.*”
@@melloone611why’s it a competition? Human experience is subjective. When someone says that’s the craziest thing I’ve ever seen they obviously just mean it was really cool and special right? Seeing both of my children be born and cutting the cord, vs seeing my second total solar eclipse. They were both amazing crazy experiences for me, and they don’t have to be compared in this way let alone bringing 911 into it just because
@@melloone611Have you been in the path of totality during either of those eclipses or did you just witness a partial eclipse? If you haven't experienced totality then you haven't really experienced an eclipse.
“People used to think an eclipse was caused by the gods, that it was a sign of the end of the world!” Well it’s nice to see some things never change…
People prefer fantasy over reality
9:24 who's here for the solar eclipse tomorrow afternoon (April 8th 2024 Monday)😊
How come people not just go there outside near falls!
I'm in CA, but I'll have a slight chance to barely acknowledge it. Gotta work. It is what it is.
Whats a solar eclipse?
Will be on the 9th for me and wont see it at all on the wrong side of the planet
yup, Russelville Arkansas
I from sandusky, Ohio dead center for the eclipse next to lake Erie good weather let's Go
lets do it
An Eclipse marks a pivotal moment in book one of my series. 💪😎✌️ Not that anyone actually reads anymore, but the entire hexalogy contains a bunch of celestial events. 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨
Well they just don’t read your books
Thats cool!
Thanks for reminding me to keep my mouth shut. I have a hard time with that. When I see or hear deception, I start tripping! I'm working on my presentations but sometimes I get a little rowdy! Thank you for your report! It was well done as usual! LOVE YA!!
I like to start my day with a big stretch and a good 30 second stare at the sun. Really wakes you up. Lol
Amateur. Anything under a minute is child’s play! lol Most of us learn PRETTY quick as a kid that staring at the sun hurts like a bastard and we shouldn’t do it ever again haha
Veja em que país estou e onde estão eles #
@@Andy_Babb lol
Earth is the only planet that can experience a full solar eclipse because it has species alive on its surface that are able to realize that they’re experiencing a solar eclipse
That’s not how that works. That’s philosophy territory. By that logic, nothing actually exists. Not even the the words you are using to comprehend my comment. Just shut up
...that we know of.
@arionthedeer7372 no need to be such an asshole about it.
@@arionthedeer7372 No I will not shut up. I will instead reject your reality and substitute my
OK, shut up.
Wow, this was actually quite good and maintained my interest. I think I learned something!
Cause its an older show from the early 2000s. Science shows were more engaging then are now.
You think?
The sun is 2000km away not 380 million 😭🙌🏼💫
Ah, I see! The average distance from the Sun to Earth is approximately 93 million miles (150 million kilometers), also known as 1 astronomical unit (AU).🎉
Very good job in explaining what we know so far, keep up your great work, and thank you for showing this most important video, sincerely CjH
Não eles tem gongado a Live # e como fazer 😮#
This is a fabulous video with so much information and great images.
It’s not a coincidence that we have eclipses
Right and happens that Earth has life that is able to observe it. coincidence my butt 😂
You are right my Brother!❤
How do you know?
@@FitzgeraldStanburyWeissV faith
good and evil, heaven and hell, destiny and FATE align!
Have those who disbelieved not considered that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and then We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe? (ANBYA.30 Q,U,RAAN))
Those who don't believe in your religion do not owe you an explanation.
Geo magnetic storms and giant solar flares are affecting earth more now than ever.
The sun’s 5 billion years old and will remain in stable hydrostatic equilibrium for another 4 billion years, so what’s it doing uniquely now more than ever?
Is it perhaps maybe because we’re better able to understand what is happening because of our advancements in technology that we have created throughout the history of civilization in order to Study and Understand magnetic storms and solar flares is the reason why they’re “affecting earth more now, than ever”? Or is what you’re saying that humanity always knew what was happening to earth regardless of our advancements in technology and knowledge of everything
They always have been nothing is different.
WhOsE HErE fOr tHE sOlAr eCLiPsE 2024
I mean this did come out one day ago ……………😭🤦♂️
Sepa la bola
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after watching the darkened MOON appear at CENTER, totality, oh YEAH, the ancients HAD to think that the EVIL ONE, the Devil, whomever or WHATEVER, had ARRIVED!!!!!!
What bad events happened after a total or partial solar eclipse? As far back as possible.
In 1971 after the eclipse,Dad took us kids to the base pool. It was a totally boss day. I was 12.
Solar Eclipse tomorrow in Canada, not sure if we will see totality from Alberta.
You won’t see much in Alberta….only 20% coverage of the sun
its in Amurica
Howd it go?
@@kotastrophieand mexico And a tiny sliver of canada
Hallo greet and bless
I’ve sent is a Stargate the gods, the Giants the ancients knew it. You might just get it glimpse of it on the eighth I know I did only does it hold the highest frequencies will be able to see this.
Magnetism bonding force and repulsion force. Equalization of pressure. Force of pressure is known as weight or grounding force of pressure bonding as internal magnetic fields. Synchronization of flow bonding surface mass towards the greater magnetic field. Stars blow outward, and their energy is shot outwardly, leaving behind unoccupied space. Normal space is filled with dark energy outside of entanglement of mass from distant and near stars throughout the universe. These voids are surrounded by normal space filled with dark energy outside of entanglement of mass and travel towards these voids surrounding these areas, not able to overcome the pure repulsion of cold space at absolute zero internal cores without dark energy present. The energy collected outside of the spheres collected starts to circulate around these spheres and can't ground themselves and are open circuits. External magnetic fields are stronger than internal magnetic fields. Internal magnetic fields grounding surface mass towards the greater magnetic field center. Energy entanglement is grounding currents. The cosmic speed limit in repulsion is constant within and without entanglement of mass. External magnetic fields don't ground and disrupt proximity mass internal magnetic fields grounding and compel the internal magnetic fields to synchronize towards the greater magnetic field free-flowing energy and proximity mass begins to disolve into free-flowing energy outside of entanglement of mass. Theoretically factual probability that works with quantum physics without gravity. Light is only present in resistance to atmospheres like filaments. Plasma circulation around these spheres. Magnification is magnetic fields redirected. Magnetic fields are created from repulsion to propulsion from repulsion. Internal magnetic fields ground. External magnetic fields don't ground. Internal magnetic fields are redirected trajectories by normal space filled with dark energy outside of entanglement of mass from decaying stars near and far away throughout space. External magnetic fields are created from blowing out all energy away, leaving a void where the star was and devoid of energy. Space itself is filled with waves of dark energy outside of entanglement of mass and collects around these voids, creating spheres of pure repulsion cores. The energy collected outside these spheres starts synchronizing rotation around these spheres, and external magnetic fields are formed around these propulsion from regular space itself and pure repulsion at the core. That's why you see jetting energy at the poles spinning off excessive energy. Pulsating stars have a smaller sphere inside, making lopsided rotation. Theoretically factual probability that works with quantum physics without gravity.
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@@kotastrophie😂😂😂😂😅🤣🤣🤣 that's not nice. Katastrophe indeed
Ah, I see! The average distance from the Sun to Earth is approximately 93 million miles (150 million kilometers), also known as 1 astronomical unit (AU).
Jupiter also has solar eclipses.
every planet with a moon does for the most part (unless youre uranus)
I have been able to photograph two solar eclipses on Jupiter occurring at the same time.
shadows into space, that's deep.
Surah Ya-Seen 38. And the sun runs its course towards its destined point. That is the design of the Almighty, the All-Knowing.
God says that the sun is traveling around the galaxy ... Unfortunately , most people don't pay attention to the Amazing Qu'ran. But they wil soon see that it is the truth from our Lord. Peace .
@@adrianabonitaaziz Proselytizing is not welcome, just annoying.
Mercury power 2050 ……….staff of Hermes
1840s were a time when the modern Western man was super masculine and scientific. A narrative that is no longer desired!
Soho lasco launched 12/02/1995, not 1989. This is nonsense
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STOP CHASING ECLIPSES, YOU'RE BETTER OFF ""CHASING YOUR TAIL"", GET IT ???
why they showing Sun yellow in this documentary?, When it is actually white.
Looks red to me
Because they tell us how close the moon is getting to the earth
Im no space expert but you have that backwards the moon is getting about an inch farther away from earth every year
@@64thchopshop I pray so because these eclipse are getting longer and covering more distance. If that means anything lol
@@64thchopshop aww yea also they told me Santa Claus is real 🤦♂️
At 11:36 he mentions about the eclipse by tonga.. saying it races easterly.. isn't that the wrong way? Because the sun rises in the east.. or am I just missing something
The geometry is really difficult to get across in a youtube comment, but the moon's shadow travels across the earth from west to east. The earth also turns west to east, which is why the sun appears to go east to west. Every solar eclipse begins its path at local sunset, outpaces the earth's rotation, and ends its path at local sunrise.
who’s here for the 2026 solar eclipse?
I accidentally looked at it but I’m not blind which is weird but oh well
You're not going to go blind by briefly glancing directly at the sun, you silly goose. /lh
@@derpkipper oooooh haha
This is how we determine the path of the moon an earth: Every 18.6 years, the angle between the Moon's orbit and Earth's equator reaches a maximum of 28°36′, the sum of Earth's equatorial tilt (23°27′) and the Moon's orbital inclination (5°09′) to the ecliptic. The lunar distance is on average approximately 385,000 km (239,000 mi), or 1.28 light-seconds; this is roughly 30 times Earth's diameter or 9.5 times Earth's circumference. Around 389 lunar distances make up an AU astronomical unit (roughly the distance from Earth to the Sun). If we plug in these numbers to a computer program the above numbers don't match with the path of the moon, the reason for full and partial moon, the speed of the rotation of the moon and the earth, why and how light scattering makes some of the moon transparent, and only the moon, but no other planets. It also does not explain why we can not see / detect the moon's axis of rotation and how earth and the moon remain in a precise rotational speed to its milliseconds despite the claims that there are many disorderly changes in earth's rotation?
Matthew 16:1-4 “The Pharisees also with the Sadducees came, and tempting desired him that he would shew them a sign from heaven. He answered and said unto them, When it is evening, you say, It will be fair weather: for the sky is red. And in the morning, It will be foul weather to day: for the sky is red and lowering. O you hypocrites, you can discern the face of the sky; but can you not discern the signs of the times? A wicked and adulterous generation seeks after a sign; and there shall no sign be given unto it, but the sign of the prophet Jonas. And he left them, and departed.”
It sucks that it has to happen in April on a stupid April fools month so all we get is people thinking something bad will happen when this happened 7 years ago nothing new happened and I guessing the same this time
Im trying to understand what you’re saying unfortunately Its really difficult since you’re not making logical sense
@@kotastrophie there is talk of events happening because of the the eclipse
Ignorance at it’s full!!!!
It's just stupid people wanting to believe in doomsday prophecy #1,846
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First comment. Yesssss!
You weren’t first
SOLUR ECLIPSE JQljPsy XQÑUR ,
but when the sight is dazed (7)and the moon eclipsed, (8)when the sun and moon are gathered together (9)on that Day the human will ask: 'To (which place) shall I flee? ' (10)No, there shall be no (place of) refuge. (11)For on that Day the refuge shall be to your Lord. (12)On that Day the human shall be informed of his former and latter deeds. (13)He shall be a clear proof against himself, (14)
Yeah but you can't look at the sun because you possibly go blind
It's called solar glasses.
@@forrestaustin7050 yep and I've got mine for the solar eclipse tomorrow April 8th 2024😊 5:37
You CAN look at it for avg of a dozen min before having a gaze like Ray Charles
@@joshstephens6574go try. Let us know how it goes. We’ll stick with glasses or pinhole lenses
@@Andy_Babb yeah spend that money on stuff you don't need
A lot of coincidences with science huh?
So much to do about nothing but someone always makes a buck. EH
Surah Ya-Seen 38. And the sun runs its course towards its destined point. That is the design of the Almighty, the All-Knowing.
Why do you keep posting this garbage?