I saw this solar eclipse from Massachusetts, I remember thinking "I need to wait for 2024 for the next one? 7 years is in FOREVER" Well here I am, 7 years later. It feels like 7 years is a long time until you actually experience it! I will watch the 2024 eclipse but this time in the path of Totality.

@missbecky5393

4 ай бұрын

Same!!!

@missbecky5393

4 ай бұрын

But from TX 😅

@meloncholy413

4 ай бұрын

I live in Toledo area Ohio. I was able to see that it got a little dimmer, but nothing noticeable until I saw the before and after photos I took. Wasn’t anything special from where I was, but still cool to see through glasses. Just ever slightly it covered the sun. Me and my friends watched it together on their trampoline. A special time. I was young and 18. I thought the same…2024? I’ll be 25! And here I am…25. And now I’ll see it for real 🙂 space… is so special to me. Nature and space phenomenons. It has a special place in my heart. It just makes me emotional.

@Talia_nat

3 ай бұрын

Full body chills🥹 same!!!!!

@Talia_nat

3 ай бұрын

Indiana here😌

The eclipse truly blew me away. It massively surpassed my expectations. I feel like everyone should try to see one in their life. It's that good.

@cameronpeterson1175

Жыл бұрын

Some people asked "well, with all that traffic coming home, was it worth it?" Somebody who witnessed it wouldn't have asked that. It was hands down the most beautiful thing I've ever witnessed in my 41 years.

@sasquatch-7634

5 ай бұрын

I completely agree. This not only lived up to the hype, it far exceeded it.

@TarePandaHelp

4 ай бұрын

I saw it in the path of totality. It's absolutely indescribably awe inspiring. Words and videos cannot do it justice. Definitely a must see on the bucket list.

@Dreamseeker731

3 ай бұрын

​​@@cameronpeterson1175I saw the 2024 eclipse in Burlington Vermont. It took my family and I 11 hours to get home to Massachusetts. I would do it again in a heartbeat! It's that good!!!

This footage is the closest thing I've seen so far that captured the wonder that was the Great American Eclipse. Great job NPR!

I had my life saving transplant on this day. It was written in the universe. I am forever grateful to my donor and the world.

This video brought tears to my eyes.

@warmccl

7 жыл бұрын

Javed Mohamed same. ☺

@TheMW2informer

6 жыл бұрын

The eclipse did for me! I saw it in Marion, IL, planed to go less than a week before, I live in Southern Wisconsin

@missbecky5393

4 ай бұрын

Same 🥲

I saw the total solar eclipse in Nebraska...Something that I'll NEVER forget ever.. This video makes me shed a tear, like I did on that day! So many beautiful memories.. Life altering experience

@marcik236

6 ай бұрын

lucky you, I am from Czech, (Europe) so its not possible for me :(

Being less than 3 weeks away from the 2024 total eclipse, I’m beyond excited! I think everyone should try and see it in totality.

There are no words to describe the raw emotion you feel when you see totality, but NPR did a good job capturing some of it. Everyone owes it to themselves to see the one in April 2024. GO! DO IT!! You owe yourself that experience. I'm glad I drove 10 hours from Texas to see it. Can't wait for 2024 when it's in my back yard. :)

@onedollasnake

3 жыл бұрын

I didn’t get to see 2017 total eclipse only partial same state but I’m going to the center of the center line or close enough to it where I get 4:26 of it

@la2toronto789

4 ай бұрын

It’s that time April 2024 right around the corner

@la2toronto789

4 ай бұрын

I come from the future to tell you

Far and away the most astonishing thing I've ever seen in my 64 years. Seeing a partial is a yawner, seeing totality is life changing.

I was in Chicago when I experienced the 2017 eclipse. Clear day, decided not to look directly at the sun, but when I saw the darkness happen - I was astounded myself. We had about 60 to 70 percent totality in Chicago when the eclipse peaked - but in scores of other American towns that got hit with 100 percent umbra (or "totality"), it was like day quickly turning into night in 2 or 3 minutes! When it was all over, it was going to be something I will remember for a long time.

One of the coolest thing was seeing the crescent shadows through the tree leaves. I will never forget it. Thinking of going in 2024.

@onedollasnake

3 жыл бұрын

crescent shadows were cool looking forward to those as well for 2024 especially since I have been waiting since October 23 2014 for this eclipse

@TheJaronman

4 ай бұрын

Checking in! You should go if you can! It won't disappoint :)

Such an amazing day and one of the last great memories I had with both my mom and dad before they passed away.

This and the next American eclipse in 2024 may be the last solar eclipses I will ever see. I'll never forget them, telling stories about them and watching the videos I made along with the ones like NPR's videos for inspiration for the rest of my life. This may be the purest event humans will ever know. A phenomenon that causes no destruction, just awe and inspiration. 5:26 I like the last song of this video. It captures the experience perfectly. Anyone know it?

@warmccl

7 жыл бұрын

Thomas Hayes I tried using Google Sound Search and it took me to a musician named Asura and the song is _Ascension in Blue_ Its not the same song but it's still good ambient music. I'm still searching though.

@OnlyThomasHayes

7 жыл бұрын

warmccl That's a start, thanks :)

@luxuryqueen42

9 ай бұрын

It’s 2023 now and its happening today as i comment 😎

@holy8782

9 ай бұрын

Isn't it supposed to happen tomorrow? @@luxuryqueen42

@mr.friday4932

9 ай бұрын

Song: Kaleidscope Dream by Klas Wahl. It's in the description. I would post the link, but my comment gets deleted.

Thank you NPR for capturing these amazing moments of raw human emotions of an awe inspiring cosmic event

It was my first total solar eclipse and on this Leo's 32nd Birthday!! Leos are ruled by The Sun you know 🌞😻BEST BIRTHDAY EVER!! It was the most amazing experience of my life seeing it in Beatrice, Nebraska in that crowd of more than 10,000 people while Bill Nye the Science Guy was narrating what was happening. It was so emotional because his show was always there throughout my childhood and he was standing on the stage only a few yards from me, teaching us all while we felt that unforgettable childlike excitement again💖 On that day, I became an eclipse chaser. It reminded us all just how beautiful nature can be. We were all so worried about the clouds obscuring the eclipse and at the last moment, the clouds parted and let us see it in all its glory. The Sun is 400x the distance from Earth as the moon and yet the moon is approx 1/400th the apparent size. I am not a Christian but if that 'coincidence' isn't divine, I don't know what is.

I couldn't stop weeping either. This was so beautiful. I can't stop embracing and celebrating.

@crimsonlight1385

7 жыл бұрын

Paul Marado bitch didnt u just say the liberals were the nut bags that over reacted?

@paulmarado

7 жыл бұрын

Crimson Light as a matter of fact I did.

@crimsn80

7 жыл бұрын

I saw alot of Xtians overreacting too... your point is?????

@PeaceLoveHonor

7 жыл бұрын

Apparently Paul doesn't think over-reacting is a bad thing...

❤️ viewed from Ravenna Nebraska! Great people in Ravenna and Kearny. Ill never forget😊

Thank you NPR - an inspiring moment captured - would like to remind anyone reading this that observing the night sky can be equally awe inspiring

About only time people are united like this. Pity there isn't an Eclipse everyday of the week!

Great reactions. Thanks for sharing. Totality is one of those life-changing events where the Cosmos reaches out and touches us on many levels.

I'm in Arizona so did not see much of the eclipse but seeing the unity of people despite our differences and current state of the country is inspiring and brought tears to my eyes. I wish it didn't take an event like this to bring us together.

I experienced totality from the comfort of my parents back deck in Wyoming. When it was over I already decided I wouldn't miss the next one either. Truly one of the most amazing things I have ever seen. So excited that we are a week away from the next one!

The last time all of America came together in joy

This is beautiful. Thank you NPR

Was lucky enough to see the 2017 one in my cousin’s front yard in SC! Planning on going to TX to see the 2024 one next week but the weather forecast is not looking good….crossing fingers the skies clear up

I saw the one in El Salvador in 91, it was an amazing phenomenon, once in a lifetime

@marquez2283

3 ай бұрын

Me too

Now just imagine what's gonna happen at the 2023 Annular and the 2024 Total Eclipses...like yeah...

Goosebumps! Bummed I didn’t get to experience it in Hawaii

Nye has an image to uphold... of course he went with the 13.99 glasses. And he rocked them,

why is there a link to npr wikipedia page on youtube?

Thank you from south Australia

Wonderful.

I was at either The Woodland Alters or Serpent Mound for this one and will be there for the next one in April.

So excited ❤❤😊

beautiful❤❤❤

Is someone chopping onions in here? Damn.

@lainieturner3400

7 жыл бұрын

I wondered the same thing!

every time i see this video idk why, i just want to start crying

The next one is a few weeks away and I'm gonna be smacked dab in the middle in northeast Ohio. I can't wait to experience this phenomenon like some many of u did!

Man. I am cry

I would have cried, the while time of totality! I want to experience this!

Where is that very large crowd gathering at 4:42?

@jimm8619

4 жыл бұрын

Here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homestead_National_Monument_of_America I watched the eclipse at the baseball game in Lincoln NE in this video. One of the most amazing things I've ever seen.

One more thing in my bucketlist want to watch a sloar eclipse onece in life 😭

Few weeks away from the 2024. Can’t wait.

Watching this in February 2024, a couple months away from the next total eclipse across the USA. I'm planning to see it at the Neil Armstrong Museum in Ohio.

I moved a thousand miles to see this thing. I was sick of where I was living anyway. No regrets!

I am imagining people are saying stuff in this solar eclipse event like....... "Let me get my approved solar sunglasses.......I don't want to get blind!" "When totality happens, it is like you are facing the end of the world!" "I wonder if they might even shoot off fireworks as darkness happens completely for a moment....."

Moon: \*partially gets in a way between earth and sun every 2 years\* People:

☀️ I'm 60 years old and the next total Solar eclipse viewable from here in the UK isn't until 2090...damn! 🌚

I doubt most people will react this way after the 2nd eclipse!

Yay! Great eclipse and cool video showing so many people enjoying it. I feel sorry for those who missed it due to clouds, and hope they have better weather next time. Minor downer that some people used it to push their supernatural religion on others instead of leaving it inclusive and welcoming for everyone.

@PeaceLoveHonor

7 жыл бұрын

Jon, while I take your point, I don't think anyone was consciously pushing their religion on anyone else, merely seeing the event through their own perspective. It just seems that no one else of another belief needed to frame their reaction that way. Being inclusive also means being tolerant on the other side. Namaste.

OMG SO COOL there is a moon eclpies happing Novemeber 30 2020

One nation under the sun The fire nation

5:07 head phone users be warned

awwww

5:03 Wait...aren’t you not supposed to look at the sun😂

Once every 375 years said on 2017 and its happening again tomorrow after 7 years. 777

THERES NO TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE DAY ON BRAZIL :(

This deserves more views, so beautiful.

How many of these people at that memorial building have gotten and died from covid? Let me know.

@memyself3510

2 жыл бұрын

You know this was 4 years ago right?

this took an unexpected religious turn

@miloesalazar

4 ай бұрын

Lol for real. What a joke.

One nation of Sun worshippers. Even so I'm sure it was still absolutely amazing to see. And maybe people will finally understand there really is a Creator in heaven! He made both of those heavenly lights on the 4th day.

Yeah, go right ahead and clap and cheer. But to me, this is sad. Why? Because earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes and all kinds of atrocities will follow. `

@user-ky6vw5up9m

4 жыл бұрын

These things happen anyway without eclipses.

@kitcanyon658

3 жыл бұрын

Way to live your life in fear, bro. Good luck with that!

@c1n9r6v3

3 жыл бұрын

▓▒░ @ Kit Canyon ▬ _L.O.L._ ` ☻ Nonsense. ` Who says I live my life in fear. There is no fear when we trust in Yeshua / Jesus Christ / the Messiah. Whatever earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes and all kinds of atrocities occur there will be no fear. † ░ ( Given the fact that KZread tends to *not* display my comments / replies, perhaps no one will see this one. But IF anyone sees this, give it a Thumbs Up. ) Today is Sunday where I'm at, the *one hundred eighty-fifth* day of the year two thousand and twenty-one. ( And unto them who knoweth not how to _number your days,_ it is the *fourth* day in the month of July. ) ░▒▓ `

@kitcanyon658

3 жыл бұрын

@@c1n9r6v3 LOL. Oh, aren't you so, very special. KZread has a personal assistant tasked just with watching for and deleting your comments. LOL. Narcist much, bro? That's good that you don't fear things. So can you please explain why earthquakes and tornadoes and hurricanes happen many times every single year? There are not total solar eclipses every year. Apparently your Bible has isn't giving you the correct information. How sad. But hey, you should be spending your last days on earth doing every single thing that God's commands of you. Isn't that correct?

Dont Look Up

"When the lamb open the 6th seal ,there was a great earthquake, the sun turned black and the moon turned red" The 6th seal was opened And we've all heard the trumpets

Typical NPR wooo-wooo touchy feely broadcast. If you didnt see it in person, YOU MISSED IT, It was fantastic

@kitcanyon658

Жыл бұрын

Ok Brandon. Make it all about politics.

@dannyh8288

Жыл бұрын

@@kitcanyon658 Um....what Hillary?

@kitcanyon658

Жыл бұрын

@@dannyh8288 : Brandon, come on now, son. It's ok to show your true colors. You don't need to be so afraid. Real men speak their minds straight forwardly. Others...... And note. I'm not one of the brain dead republicans attempting to look smart. I'm a true conservative. So, don't be a coward.

@dannyh8288

Жыл бұрын

@@kitcanyon658 Probably a RINO. We have enough of them in office. Id advise you to limit calling true conservatives Brandon.

@kitcanyon658

Жыл бұрын

@@dannyh8288 : Nope...That's just your lazy excuse because Johnny boy can't understand other people. But I like sparing with you because, you see, I feel that everyone should feel good about themselves. This is my way of making sure you get your daily dose of much needed self support.

I've never seen a total solar eclipse. 😢Because I'm in Vietnam 😢

@angelicforefinger5398

3 ай бұрын

Felt that, bro

🤟🤩

There totality chant couldn’t of been more off 😂😂😂😂😂

Bros 4:44

Nobody understands this is a sign of coming judgement to America? Nobody?

@cupokopi2034

3 ай бұрын

no, cus it's been happening for thousands of years 💀

They don't know what is next

Indian 😭😩

Not that cool 🤷🏻‍♂️

THE SIGN RIGHT IT IS IN PROFHECY

Haha, what's the deal with this awful color grade?

i literally don't care about the people's reaction i just wanna see what it looked like. take your padding and stick it in your eclipse void

If you want to understand the eclipse, it's simple but simplex. Study these three gentlemen, and you will find your answer. Ken Wheeler, Santos Bonacci and Stan Tenen. You will see that it is all related to how a Torus Field works. Peace, I now know the Truth! Abundance, Balance, Harmony, Peace, Tranquility and One Love Brothers and Sisters.....

@throwawayavclubber7269

Жыл бұрын

Idiot.

Be still and know that I Am God!

I'm so happy they interviewed a Muslim! I felt so included after seeing the Muslim. Please make it eclipsthe again soon.

@tomokakazuki6553

6 жыл бұрын

A lot of people were interviewed. The fact that you extracted one person as being notable says more about you than about one person being in the video.

the color grading on this video is awful

@jj53368

4 ай бұрын

I wonder if it was meant to mimic the way bright colors appear more muted during an eclipse. To me, the color grading gave the doc a certain tone and mood that was rather fitting.

@shade221

4 ай бұрын

@@jj53368 the whole video is like that though, not just the part during the eclipse

The Eucharist in the Catholic Church is just like this. The great equalizer. Everyone come to the table. Rich, poor, black, white, sinner or saint. Come to the table and be unified to the Cosmos by being unified to the Creator God who is Jesus Christ. Amen.

Don't you mean one nation under God?

@markrolle2527

3 жыл бұрын

No, that's not what the mean.

GOD WAS THERE and we witnessed it …..

what idolatry! One days drive for a minutes adoration of the created thing.

@thornbird4400

4 ай бұрын

Yes- and no.

This is liberalism at its best. Finding the nut bags that overreact.

@joshuadespain5048

7 жыл бұрын

Yea, you can always tell who didn't see totality.

@tomokakazuki6553

6 жыл бұрын

There's a lot of people in the scene at 6:30. Which one is overreacting?

@jm5390

6 жыл бұрын

Paul Marado Until you've seen it for yourself, you can't understand what it's like. Pure amazement.

I told my sister, “nah, I won’t cry”. Look who’s crying now and can’t stop crying. 🙏🏽🙏🏾🙏🏼🫶🏼🫶🏽🫶🏻🫶🏿