Mad props to Red for saying how rude it is to film strangers in public and for not caring that this video is different from the others

@qtluna7917

6 ай бұрын

Absolutely one more reason I love this channel. This was the first time I heard an American KZreadr say that it's rude. And I wish it would be something that's addressed more often. (Especially since a lot of people somehow assume it's fine to film the public in countries where the laws are more privacy focused. And that's a curse we got primarily from American vloggers)

@Postalpacifist

6 ай бұрын

@@qtluna7917 pretty hard to convince someone something's bad or unethical when that's how they put food on the table.

@qtluna7917

6 ай бұрын

@@Postalpacifist I didn't know tourists need to film to survive.

@Postalpacifist

5 ай бұрын

@@qtluna7917 I don't know how you got that from what I said, but fine, I'll explain: the rude people filming strangers use the film to create content, which they then use in various ways to make the money numbers go up in their bank account, and then they exchange the money for food. All clear so far? OK, so then when we tell them that doing the first step is rude, they're not going to be inclined to listen because without the first step the other steps don't happen in the same way and that then means more work is necessary to figure out another way to obtain food.

@qtluna7917

5 ай бұрын

@@Postalpacifist Okay, okay, so you are telling me, that my observation of all the people (often with American accents, though not exclusively), instantly taking their phones out filming people in Europe or Asia without consent just because they are wearing traditional clothing in public. That all of those are content creators that LIVE off that influencer money? Especially when that those photos and movies are not commercially usable without a release form/prior consent, and commercial use will hit you with a fine higher than was you would get from said content? Or to shorten that again: I didn't know tourists need to film to survive.

Petition for a new show where red just gets to talk about cool space stuff?

@lagggoat7170

6 ай бұрын

SIGNED

@jezikerr3720

6 ай бұрын

I'll sign it.

@meateater1002

6 ай бұрын

Signed

@galalxien

6 ай бұрын

YES PLEASE I NEED THIS THAT IS MY ENTIRE BEING

@sussymongoose1260

6 ай бұрын

Mega signed

Both Red and Blue should just do “I Wanna Talk About” videos! I’m totally down for that!!!

@tulikas9862

6 ай бұрын

This needs to happen. We'd get to hear about so many interests from both their sides that simply cannot be related to history or myths.

@katherinec2759

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, but like half of Blue's videos would be talking about domes... :)

@klausoshaunacey8429

6 ай бұрын

@@katherinec2759 I’d be fine with that!

@roundishwhale

6 ай бұрын

I think that is what their whole channel is xD

@TechBearSeattle

6 ай бұрын

(Singing) It's my vlog, and I can say what I want to. Say what I want to...."

The sheer jubilance in Red's voice retelling the epiphany of "this is my (and Blue's) channel, I do not have to conform to the restrictions I once put on myself to justify what I do" is absolutely delightful. You can talk about anything!

"space did something cool" you know how little that narrows it down, right

@ladykorsica

6 ай бұрын

Look up magnetar

@dragonsofstorm4340

6 ай бұрын

The neat part is, it doesn't, space is always doing something cool... and *fucking terrifying*

@jasonschuler2256

6 ай бұрын

@@dragonsofstorm4340 Yeah, that's what they said...

@imnimbusy2885

6 ай бұрын

Obviously somewhere in digital space, invincible season 2 just dropped!

@Vastin

6 ай бұрын

Space did something cool that *didn't* happen 50 trillion+ miles away...

"The very thing that threatened to make this entire journey fruitless has made the effect all the more spectacular." - I like how Red is a storyteller first, space maniac second

@pirksaddict

6 ай бұрын

Nah, she's clearly both at once and only RARELY has the opportunity to have both sides out at once.

Obviously I know you are a real life person, but I can't lie, hearing Red's voice come out of an actual human was confusing for a whole of 3 secs. 🤣

@akale2620

6 ай бұрын

😢

@AccidentalNinja

5 ай бұрын

Insert joke about making the cartoon Red into a real person? There's a Pinnochio story.

@cyrusfreeman9972

3 ай бұрын

IDK.. I was kind of amazed how on point animated Red is vs IRL Red.

@Aliamus_

3 ай бұрын

@@cyrusfreeman9972 it is on point, my comment was about how I am so used to the drawn version, I somehow forgot Red was an actual human person.

@cyrusfreeman9972

3 ай бұрын

@@Aliamus_ lol that must have been jarring!

I appreciate how they always get the same humans to portray them in a 3D form, it's nice consistency.

For future reference: Filipino culture has the Bakunawa, which is a dragon that causes lunar eclipses. It's a dragon known for eating the moon. There's all sorts of traditions. Filipinos usually make a lot of noise with pots and pans to keep the moon from being swallowed. There's a lot of different variations on the Bakunawa because the Philippines has tons of different tribes. Feel free to deep dive into it!

@georgeuferov1497

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, I thought it's pretty weird Red didn't even mention Bakunawa

@chronikhiles

6 ай бұрын

Seems to be similar or inspired by Rahu and Ketu of Hindu mythology.

@LineOfThy

6 ай бұрын

Pretty similar to Chinese mythology actually, but the dragon eats the sun

@georgeuferov1497

6 ай бұрын

@@LineOfThy Southern Slavic mythology also has dragons that sometimes attempt to fight the Sun

@Revenante_of_Asylum

6 ай бұрын

Such is the universal curse of researching for KZread creators. Sources will be tricky to find before a deadline, but only once they publish the video will the hitherto unseen experts or niche and obscure sources become more clearly visible.

I feel like Red’s noted interest in space, myths, and chaos will one day lead to her remembering her past as a god like being who wreaked havoc across the world. Can’t wait!😄

@danielmancaniello2408

6 ай бұрын

Pretty sure there was an April fools video she said she's sorry for killing baldr so she's probably Loki.

@roxxram9151

6 ай бұрын

​@@danielmancaniello2408Red is official OSP variant confirmed?

@YIPJUNHAOMoe

6 ай бұрын

Yas

@quack-tastictictac1630

6 ай бұрын

Pretty sure both Red and Blue are ancient forgotten gods.

@patchwork5532

6 ай бұрын

Ive never gotten into the Spirit Animal thing before, but if i had to pick one, it would be Red OSP.

I live in Salt Lake City, right near the path of the total eclipse. What's interesting is that the eclipse happened on the exact day of my little sister's wedding, and they had no idea they scheduled it during an eclipse until a month beforehand (they had set a date almost a year in advance). It was extremely cool, and a lot of my extended family that traveled here got to see their first eclipse ever.

@Holidaemon2516

6 ай бұрын

Gotta love happy accidents like that

I'm a science teacher who's definitely going to use this video next time I'm teaching eclipses. The clear passion about the subject, the way you weave it into a story and link to the broader themes, and such a clear explanation of the complexities of orbital dynamics all go together to make it a superb resource. Thank you. Oh and I enjoyed the video very much as well.

@kyledabearsfan

5 ай бұрын

She does an incredible job at passionately explaining things in a very real way that a wide variety of people can connect with.

Is this the start of a new era of OSP, where Red can just talk about whatever without needing an excuse? Because I'm here for it.

@Rutgerman95

6 ай бұрын

Red is just geeking out about astronomy, and I wouldn't mind if the next detail diatribe is just Blue going "and here's another reason I like spider-man"

@commandrubix239

6 ай бұрын

@@Rutgerman95ngl I’m looking forward to seeing what blue goes a tangent on

@ecurewitz

6 ай бұрын

Perhaps

@arcats9004

6 ай бұрын

I love hearing people talk about what their passionate about. Sometimes their is to much negativity on this site

I love that you can hear as Red slides from conversational voice to teaching voice when she starts explaining eclipses. It's so subtle, but makes so much sense

So this should just be called ‘story time with Red’ and I’d like a whole series now please

@fernfield-jz5gc

6 ай бұрын

Agreed. You have my vote

@John_Smith.

6 ай бұрын

Thirded

@FennecFeather-wx7jj

6 ай бұрын

fourtheded

Didn't think Red talking about space and eclipses like a cross between a natgeo documentary and an unhinged college student project was something i needed in my life, yet here we are.

@epicwalrus7183

4 ай бұрын

Returning to her unhinged student roots XD

Petition for Red to start a series titled Astronomical Anecdotes, specifically so she can gush about cool space stuff without it disrupting the usual formula! Great vid as usual.

@talgoniusthegreat786

6 ай бұрын

Yes

@matthewbartel

6 ай бұрын

Genius

@silviadragoness5904

6 ай бұрын

/signed

@pinkajou656

6 ай бұрын

That’s a perfect name!!!

@kurathchibicrystalkitty5146

6 ай бұрын

That is an absolutely perfect name.

Okay, so the video starts with red going: “I couldn’t find a myth.” Then I look at the time stamp, and see this video is 22 minutes long. Basically, this will be good.

Red realising she can talk about whatever the hell she wants is the new mood for 2023; but also so happy that you got to go and see the thing you're so hyped about

Oh good, Red has finally accepted that we'll enjoy anything OSP puts out. As long as they're passionate about what they're making, I'll continue to enjoy the content.

@CMelon-xe1qc

2 ай бұрын

Yes!!

I love when space does something

@theanimeunderworld8338

6 ай бұрын

Just not when it throws an earth-destroying asteroid at us

@kenzieariqprayata583

6 ай бұрын

@theanimeunderworld8338 oh no

@pauloltman4960

6 ай бұрын

And when it does its cool!

@GreenPixel-Moosie

6 ай бұрын

Wait till you hear about CMEs

@Vulpilux

6 ай бұрын

except for when a solar storm hits us, space is a great .

My dad drove hours and hours to see the eclipse in its totality, and he's already rearranged his work schedule for next year to witness it from the best possible place in the country. As you might imagine, he's really into space stuff too. So I associate "people excitedly going off about space" with good childhood memories. This video was a delight

@undeadappleking

6 ай бұрын

so uh,...where would that be?

@curiousKuro16

6 ай бұрын

I hope he enjoys himself! It passes over me, so I don't have to go anywhere, but it might be difficult to see with my current job. Good luck to your dad!

@TheLokthar

6 ай бұрын

well, my understanding is that Erie PA is going to be very close to the point of maximum totality. I think it passes just offshore in the lake for the longest time in totality. Knowing my luck there's gonna be a snow storm or something for it while I'm up there

@dakotamartinez8310

6 ай бұрын

I hope you and your family are well.

I drove 8 hours to Tennessee to see the last total solar eclipse, and it was for the current state of the country an astoundingly universal experience. Everyone there was just a person gaping at the sky - no political or religious divisions or anything like that. And when the sun came back we all spontaneously cheered and clapped like we’d won the whole world ❤

@Elohist2009

5 ай бұрын

I was driving through Tennessee during that one, but I didn’t get to stay and watch it bc I’m a truck driver and was moving a load to Ohio at the time. So it felt serendipitous to pass right through the area of totality, since I started the morning out of Mooresville, NC. Around noon, Knoxville was looking slightly dim, and I started wondering what was happening, till I remembered where I was. From there I headed north to Kentucky, keeping me in that area till around 1:30 pm, crossing in the mountains. The sky was crystal clear, but it suddenly turned dark, as if I was going through a tunnel, and my night lights automatically turned on. For those few minutes, I felt like we experienced the clockwork of the universe firsthand. It was my first total eclipse and I’ll never forget it.

It's very telling that even in a video on astronomy, i.e. classical Science, Red still weaves a story. And I love it.

OMG I WAS SO CONFUSED WHY THE BRIDGE I CROSS DAILY TO GO TO WORK SHOWED UP IN THE VIDEO!!! HOPE YOU ENJOYED TRACK TOWN, RED!!!!

@pinheadlarry8417

6 ай бұрын

SAMMMEEEEEE

@Valery0p5

6 ай бұрын

GUYS DON'T DOXX YOURSELVES

Man....the art getting crazy. Red looks so real in this!

Tbh I've always avoided solar eclipses (or, not gone out of my way to see them) due to a sneaking suspicion that it would give me a full existential breakdown. But Red's speech about the unbelievable temporary cosmic coincidence of it all has convinced me that the experience may be worth the meltdown, after all 😅

Okay, so I live in Richfield, Utah and I just want to tell my solar eclipse story. So I woke up and my family and I got ready. We went to my town's city park and set up a blanket with sleeping bags. We sat there and our weather was absolutely beautiful for viewing. Not a single cloud. When it came close to totality, the highway we were by went silent, so did all the birds and other animals. When totality hit, everyone held their breath, you could just feel it in the air. Our totality passed and the colective cheer richocheted off the surrounding mountains and we could hear the other small towns nearby also celebrating. One thing to mention was how cold it actually got. My whole family was huddled under blankets, jackets, coats, and, of course, the sleeping bags. Overall, it was a wonderful experience and one that everyone should make a point to enjoy at least once. As Red said, its a good reminder that we are all just somewhat intelligent creatures on a hunk of rock hurtling through the giant vacuum we call space. Have a wonderful day. 😊

This cosmic phenomenon appears to have eclipsed our usual OSP content, and I'm all for it!

@Vinemaple

6 ай бұрын

Heyooooo

@birb7353

6 ай бұрын

@@Vinemaple Heyooooo!

"I Invoked Zeus's Wrath ONE TIME" is a great chapter name.

@kgmotte2363

6 ай бұрын

HA! I hadn't even Noticed that, thanks for pointing it out!

@megzarie

6 ай бұрын

It kinda sounds like a light novel title lol

I'm loving the chapter titles in this thing... "I invoked the wrath of Zeus ONE TIME" and *"The day of reckoning"* are the best. I live in a zone where we only got 30% if this recent one, and it rained buckets, so we couldn't see a thing. But we're getting ABSOLUTE TOTALITY next year. I don't care if it's a thunderstorm, I am ABSOLUTELY going out there. Already got four pairs of eclipse glasses!

One of my favorite things during the eclipse was how the shadows changed! All the tree leaf shadows turned into cresents and I went around photographing as many different shapes as possible.

Red has unlocked the "I can do what I want" achievement

@pLanetstarBerry

6 ай бұрын

Red: "Don't worry, I have a permit"

1. Red, please do this more often. You and Blue nerding out about stuff is the whole reason I watch this channel. Im very sure a sizeable portion of us would continue to watch absent any myth talk. 2. This might be the first time ive ever actually seen the fsce behind the sketch. Cool

@silviadragoness5904

6 ай бұрын

re. 2: They don't do it often, but both of them have shown their faces before. It _has_ been a while tho.

@snakeorbreak6258

6 ай бұрын

Yeah the one time I can remember was the April fools’ apology video

@ecurewitz

6 ай бұрын

Yes!

I made an impulse decision to drive across country in 2017 to view the solar eclipse. I went for over 24 hours without sleep, suffering from massive panic attacks and just being downright miserable in the summer swampy heat. And man, when the eclipse hit while I was in the path of totality....I have never felt so awestruck. So small and insignificant. It stands, still, as the single most beautiful natural event I have ever seen, and the fact that I now currently live in the path of totality for the 2024 eclipse brings me a joy I cannot describe! Hooray for space!

I saw it at Bryce Canyon, Utah, and it was freaking AMAZING. Everyone started clapping when annularity was achieved.

My astronomy teacher won't shut up about the eclipses. Will I watch this anyway? Yes, yes I will. And guess what? She made way more sense than the actual astronomer.

To be perfectly frank I find Red's voice and storytelling proficiency so captivating that I could listen to her talk for hours about absolutely anything. And I have a hunch I'm not alone in this! 😅

@RouzekiTadayoi

6 ай бұрын

Just could just read logistics manuals and we would be here listening.

@kingbeauregard

5 ай бұрын

I'm with you there. She's got a natural storyteller voice.

@OneWingedAngelsBand

5 ай бұрын

Red could be talking about what she had for breakfast and we'll listen to it 😂

@kyledabearsfan

5 ай бұрын

Definitely not the only one. Shes got a great voice and my brain feeds on passionate knowledge like it's crack.

The storied, hilarious history of clouds and eclipses is the sort of thing that feels like the myth and legend that you were looking for. You just got to participate in it instead of needing to look for it. Absolutely wonderful synopsis and footage, and I hope you feel comfortable diatribing exactly this sort of material going forward on top of your usual summaries.

the Interstellar music over the eclipse sequence coupled with Red's phenomenal narration was the best thing I've watched all year

RED. You just literally made a life long dream of mine come true. There's very little chance I will *ever* get to see even a partial eclipse, and you managed with this video to make the entire thing into a full-on ADVENTURE. I can't even articulate how this made me feel - I've also never heard a clearer, better explanation of the math side of eclipse season, AND you top it all off with wonderfully thoughtful commentary on our place in the cosmos too??? I'm watching this again on my birthday as a gift to myself.

@RockyPeroxide

6 ай бұрын

Do it, and have a happy birthday in advance my dude (dude in the californian sense of the word)

@toetotipthatsabart5048

6 ай бұрын

Never say never about the eclipse dream! You can still plan to see an eclipse! I didn’t think I’d see one either, but I saw a total eclipse a few years back!

@JonBrase

6 ай бұрын

There are at least two solar eclipses per year, and while a *total* eclipse visible from a given spot is quite rare and brief, most eclipses are visible as at least some degree of partial eclipse over a good chunk of the day side of Earth, so the chances are good that you've seen a partial eclipse and didn't know it was happening. Fortunately, if you know a partial eclipse is happening, the equipment needed to view it is quite simple: literally anything that can act as a pinhole camera, including a curled finger and thumb casting a shadow with a hole in it on the ground. The shadow of a tree will generally have lots of little holes between the leaves, and while the image gets jumbled by the sheer number of holes, each hole will cast its own image of the sun. All you need to know is when to look, and if you know, you can blow your friends' minds.

@Beryllahawk

6 ай бұрын

@@JonBrase pretty sure the last time I did see one was in the 1980s in Texas; I was in 3rd grade lol It's mostly a matter of timing, but I can at least keep my eyes open (metaphorically) for the next chance!

@corvus_da

6 ай бұрын

​@@BeryllahawkWikipedia has a chart of all eclipses in the 21st century! You can check there whether/when there will be one that's visible from where you live. For example, the next partial eclipse in my area is in March 2025, and I might be able to catch a total eclipse in August 2026

I’m from Niterói (close to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) and dragged my family to Natal in order to see it. Always wanted to watch a solar eclipse, but never had the chance. Natal is one of the last places it would be possible to watch it 100% from land and is one of the Brazilian capitals with the least amount of rain and, after 3 clear weather and hot days the day of the eclipse was… cloudy! The sun appeared and disappeared between the clouds throughout the eclipse. Around 8 minutes before the peak, a huge cloud covered it... and left 1 and a half minutes before. It was beautiful. I’m really happy you could see it too.

@sossololpipi9633

6 ай бұрын

i had a similar experience! unfortunately, i was nowhere near the annular range, so i had to settle for a partial eclipse - though i am only a few minutes away from april's totality.

@williamchamberlain2263

6 ай бұрын

Awesome!

@curiousKuro16

6 ай бұрын

​@sossololpipi9633 A few years ago was the first eclipse over North America in my lifetime, and it was only a partial eclipse in my area. It was still so amazing! We got to see the shadow of the moon on the ground shift as it moved past the sun. Everyone in the store I worked at went out in turns to see it, and customers borrowed my eclipse glasses to get a look. It was a nice moment of commradarie with fellow human over this lovely things we experience called life.

@p00bix

6 ай бұрын

My dumbass thought you meant Natal South Africa

@GhostBear3067

6 ай бұрын

​@@p00bixwait, there is a Natal in South Africa?

In 2017 I drove to the middle of Idaho to view the solar eclipse. I ended up in a field in valley surrounded by mountains in the middle of summer. It was absolutely magical. I'm so glad Red captured this experience and shared it with us all! ❤

"But if you think you can get under the path of totality, I think it'd be worth it!" You're goddamn right. Thanks for the idea, Red. We had a wonderful time watching it.

I'd love to see Red talk more about all the cool stuff in space, or whatever she's passionate about, whether there's a myth attached to it or not. The cosmos definitely work in mysterious, beautiful ways. I wish I could've seen this eclipse. I remember the one from 2017 and it was so surreal.

@watershipup7101

6 ай бұрын

Oh, I would love that.

@waterbullstudios9195

6 ай бұрын

Well said.

@thusnameddigital9397

6 ай бұрын

I saw that one too. It blew my mind.

@Caterfree10

6 ай бұрын

Same tbh. I even noted the shadows cast from between the leaves of the trees in my yard also showed the eclipse!

Native Oregonian here! I’m so glad the clouds decided to cooperate for a few minutes there. As soon as Red mentioned Eugene, I was holding my breath and hoping the weather would be on her side!

I've been trying to get into astronomy, but finding sources that teach you for free and well is a shot in the dark, and I've realized I prefer Red and Blue teaching more than others. I appreciate you sm Red

@fencingperson

6 ай бұрын

Crash Course Astronomy, hosted by Phil Plait, is top-tier. So is Astrum.

@adeleaslan8182

6 ай бұрын

@@fencingperson I'll give them a look, thx!

I didn't realize how complicated it is to film astronomical events. Thank you so much for sharing the filming process too.

Thank you for never failing to throw in Two Steps From Hell whenever you narrate something epic.

@llysehislop

6 ай бұрын

YES, I love them

In all honesty, I just like Red's creative and writing style. I could probably listen to her talk about anything as long as she kept her style, and I would still find it interesting.

Heck yeah astronomy!! I couldn't spare the time or brain space to plan a trip and witness this phenomenon myself, but I get to vicariously enjoy it through your explanation, storytelling, and footage anyway. Thank you for sharing your adventure with us!

Brilliantly versed. I studied them as part of my physics degree and always got excited by eclipses, but you've given me a new found appreciation for them by reminding me that our planet is so unique and to look at it not entirely from a scientific view, but also one of wonder.

I want this as a series. Just red talking about science stuff. She seems so passionate about this stuff and when red is passionate she makes her best work.

We dragged our family out to Bryce Canyon National Park to see this eclipse. Totally worth it. The fact the air got cold even with light was remarkable

@ellien5014

6 ай бұрын

I saw the '99 complete eclipse. We had not clouds in the sky at all. It was awesome, it got completely dark outside. The birds stopped chirping.

@Vinemaple

6 ай бұрын

Even at 70% there was a bit of a chill, I wasn't expecting that.

@JonathanShidler

6 ай бұрын

@@Vinemaple it was kinda exhilarating being reminded once again outside the normal daily cycles of how vital the sun is.

@JonathanShidler

6 ай бұрын

@@ellien5014 it gave some deep "dark souls" vibes

I got to see the ring of fire in Albuquerque, at the hot air balloon festival. It was stunning, and something I’m not soon to forget. It’s surprising there’s not more prominent myths and stories about eclipses. They’re a marvel of nature

The 2024 solar eclipse just passed yesterday. I was lucky enough to be in the path of totality and it was truly something special. I completely understand the awe you felt during this eclipse. It was absolutely incredible!

Somehow I’m crying at the fact that humans are lucky enough to evolve at the right time to also experience eclipses and at the fact that the sky cleared enough even if just for a moment for Red to be able to capture it

@Scynthius137

6 ай бұрын

Or, are eclipses required for intelligent life to happen? If anybody writes a story describing about why eclipses are a great filter, let me know, I want to read it.

@gokbay3057

6 ай бұрын

@@Scynthius137 There is a short story whose name I can't recall right now which somewhat does the opposite. The planet is in a star cluster and is close enough to 5 stars that essentially one is always visible sometime so there is no night or full darkness. At best they get twilight because one of the stars is a dim red dwarf. Also, becuase their sky is dominated by a bunch of suns they don't see any stars other than their suns, because the sky is never dark enough. But every few thousand years there is a full eclipse where all the suns are covered and people go insane, burning civilization to the ground. The story follows a journalist and a bunch of scientists who think darkness is the reason this happens (btw the only man-made light source they have are torches). The stars are mentioned in some religious texts but they are expecting to be able to see like a few dozen or something. When the full eclipse happens they see thousands of stars and go insane by the revelation of their irrelevance in the universe.

1:30 Has Red started to realize many of us come here JUST to hear them talk?

@angrycup8708

6 ай бұрын

I don't think so

@NicholasMarshall

6 ай бұрын

1:35 I believe that Red confess to wanting to tie a bunch of people up so that she has a captive audience. Or maybe that's the moon whispering naughty things..

@kereminde

6 ай бұрын

@@NicholasMarshall Remember, the moon sometimes takes people.

@riverstein7251

6 ай бұрын

@@keremindeyup. Just because Moon Pretty doesn’t mean you should _ever_ let your guard down around a celestial/god. We need not rehash what happened to Endymion.

@kereminde

6 ай бұрын

@@riverstein7251 There's an story in an anthology I read when I was little. (Book of Nightmares, presented by Bruce Coville... story was "Drawing the Moon" by Deborah Millitello.) It comes to mind now and then...

I don't know why I'm so moved by this. The storytelling, the sheer bliss on your face after you captured the eclipse, or an enthusiasm that just brightens everyone's day. What a superlative video. Thank you for sharing with us.

Never before have clouds been so explicitly framed as the antagonist of a story. Well done making me root for the death of clouds.

Honestly, Red hit it on the head. I love listening to OSP talk about something they are passionate about, and even if Astronomy is not something I do not know much about, I am quite happy to listen to OSP talk about it.

@vinx.9099

6 ай бұрын

when something cares about it it's cool to hear them talk about it, it matters surprisingly little what it is. the history of knitting? if they care so will you.

@jasonschuler2256

6 ай бұрын

@@vinx.9099 Well, if they care about it _AND_ they are an effective communicator. I have been in many situations where someone clearly cared passionately about what they were talking about... and I was trying my hardest to get away from them as fast as possible.

@thosebloodybadgers8499

6 ай бұрын

@@jasonschuler2256 And you have even a shred of general interest in what they're talking about, I suppose. I doubt anyone can passionately exposit to me about football without pulling me into a trance of dissociation

@jasonschuler2256

6 ай бұрын

@@thosebloodybadgers8499 I actually don’t think that’s a requirement. There have been topics that I have absolutely no interest in, but people who are passionate about it and explain well have made me excited about it just listening to them. I had zero interest in more than half the topics Blue has covered on this channel before watching his videos (and kinda still don’t, tbh) but he still makes them entertaining and fun to listen to.

@thosebloodybadgers8499

6 ай бұрын

@@jasonschuler2256 But, like, theoretically, there's gotta be a topic or a couple you couldn't get interested in whatsoever, at all, no matter how good a speaker, right? Finances? Advertisement space marketing? Web design? Pre-industrial agriculture? Endocrinology? Scrap smelting? The history of the world's oldest instruction manual?

As a Berserk fan, i have to be on guard whenever anybody talks about eclipses. You never know when someone is gonna bring back the memories...

@piyo744

6 ай бұрын

GRIFFIIIIIITTTTHHHH!!!!!!

@corenlavolpe6143

6 ай бұрын

Lol this is the exact attitude people had in a Berserk discord I'm in when I talked about this exact eclipse

@Holidaemon2516

6 ай бұрын

Meanwhile, my first thought was Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood

Hey Red, I watched this video when it first dropped and it set me on a path to get myself to an area of totality. And needless to say it was a life changing experience. I got to watch the sun slowly get covered up behind my glasses, watch the colors around me grow dimmer and dimmer until it looked like evening, and even got to see the diamond ring effect! It was such an experience, and it was all due to your video that even got me thinking about seeing it. So thank you for your enthusiasm!

As an Isaac Arthur fan, this kind of content appealed to me. Good job.

Its so fun to watch someone talk about something they truely, deeply love. Everyone needs something that brings them this level of childlike excitement and joy

@generalgarchomp333

6 ай бұрын

It's why video essays are my favorite genre of video to watch on yt

@christophermeiners8305

6 ай бұрын

I LOVE watching people dork out over stuff. It's what makes OSP so great!

@Midsomnyx

6 ай бұрын

It's the same reason I watch Blue talk about architecture despite not having a particular interest in it myself.

I was hiking the Appalachian Trail in 2017 during that solar eclipse, and my parents came up to pick me up off the trail in Pennsylvania to drive me halfway down the country to go see the totality. Easily one of the coolest things I've ever seen, despite clouds threatening to blot the whole thing out. We were lucky; on our mountaintop the clouds parted about 20 minutes before the eclipse and stayed parted the rest of the day. I have fond memories of harassing my friends with "Guys, I just managed to snap a pic of the Corona!" and then when they got excited and asked to see it, forwarding them a pic I took of Corona the beer.

@liam3284

6 ай бұрын

so long as it was not a corona virus

When you showed us the footage of the ring of fire, I started crying. I did not know I was going to do that. Just completely spontaneous tears. Thank you. I was in the 70% region, and I went outside to look (with solar eclipse glasses) when the eclipse was at its height. It was very cool, but this was SO MUCH COOLER! However, I can't complain, because I am very lucky. I was living in Nashville in 2017, so I got to see the last total solar eclipse to cross the US, and now I am living in Little Rock in the path of totality for next year as well. And not only that, but I looked it up, and the next major total solar eclipse to pass over the continental US will be in 2045, and Little Rock is the only major city that will get to see both!

Red's enthusiasm for stuff is so infectious.

Fun fact: You can use a welding mask to safely watch an eclipse!

@adamorr6589

6 ай бұрын

It makes perfect sense as to why. I did that to watch the one in 2017

@cofferhead1123

6 ай бұрын

I did thar, was a beatiful green eclipse

@klosnj11

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, but if I am wearing a welding mask, I am not sure I am going to catch the eclypse because I will be too busy burning some rod.

@adam850

6 ай бұрын

Only with a dark enough filter. Some welding masks have a lighter filter.

@wastelock

6 ай бұрын

There was someone watching in a welding mask at the park in Albuquerque where I watched this eclipse with my little eclipse glasses.

I love how the shirt Red was wearing while explaining how she would see the eclipse had a lunar cycle on it. I have no idea if that was intentional but it's still fun.

Here I am, waiting for the April 8th 2024 eclipse, tearing up at the diamond ring part. I've watched this so many times, and every time it gets to me. I'm excited to have my own eclipse experience, I drove 600 miles for this, and the weather is looking good. Less than an hour to totality 🤞

Watching this one more time before the eclipse today, April 8th. This video inspired me to go chase it down with some friends. Thank you Red! Good luck spotting it today!! 🤞

Hey, I just wanted you to know Red that my brother and I actually had your myth video on Huitzilopochtli playing during the eclipse a few weeks back, and that honestly your vids and us just chatting and joking about eclipse myths and blood sacrifices with each other just made the whole event of waking up before the sun rose and driving for hours just to get to the center of annularity even more special. So thank you!

FINALLY a large content creator acknowledging that it's weird to film strangers

Four days past the April 8th eclipse mentioned, I ended up back here where I was made aware of the impending event: I would have experienced the partial here regardless, but because of this video I had months to consider, and I ended up going further north. Not only did we see the totality (through more wonderful cloudy weather, but it was there!), but we went with proper photography equipment. Because of this cool video from cool people about cool things, I now have pictures from my own camera of a total solar eclipse, taken a few hours from my home. As a marked amateur, this was an amazing week. A bit rambly, but thank you for doing what you guys do. Things would not have played out this way without you. (Managed to delete my own comment, don't use this much. This was worth commenting for, though. Thanks!)

As the local space nerd, I had to explain most of this stuff to my friends who had varying questions about the eclipse last month. It was fun. Also, yay! I learned something new! The saros series thing. I'm gonna have to look that up to learn more. Also, did you know that the fancy astronomy term for the diamond ring effect is "Baily's Beads"? But yeah, being in the area around Oregon, Idaho, etc. sucks when you're a space nerd because when things are happening there's either nowhere with a view of the sky unobscured by trees and buildings or the weather covers it up!

It was so funny how Red said "it almost moved me to tears" because it DID move me to tears like I have absolutely been there, a few weeks ago I tried to watch a meteor shower nearby but it was storming all night so no matter where I went it was just clouds 😭😭 It's nice to know it's universal for all of us space nerds and I hope they post more space videos in the future!!

I wouldn’t hate a new video type where Red just talks about space

Red, I am so glad that you made this video and shared this with us. I wasn't able to see this one due to responibilities, so seeing it through this video was fantastic. Also, I can see this being the proper start of a wildcard series that could include videos like this and the more silly videos like Di-vine Deities.

Rock on sister! I was intrigued, excited and surprised. You can't think outside the box unless you explore outside the box. I look forward to hearing about when these observations do make their way back to your 'regular' work! 🎉🎉 🎉🎉

God, Red seems like such a delight to just sit down and have a conversation with. She has so many fascinating interests that I just want to pick her brain for hours about things she's passionate about

"Eclipses are one of nature's best miracles. They inspire our soul to be greater than we can even dream of." *Griffith*

@p.c.01

6 ай бұрын

Lmao I was just waiting for somebody to make a Berserk joke

@YashesLP

6 ай бұрын

Suddenly I am not upset anymore that the next one I can *maybe* catch here at the west border of Germany is in the 2080s, thanks!

@saketbakshi4235

6 ай бұрын

We bout to become strugglers with this one

I remember an eclipse where because it was passing over our city directly, several people either skipped school or simply hung out at home to watch the eclipse. I remember sitting there, sun glasses on, watching as a total eclipse happened. I love space stuff

Eclipses are one of my favorite astronomical phenomena and it's incredible how lucky we are to witness something like that. Truly a profound experience

Heck yeah I love it when red decides she can do whatever the heck she wants

Funny story - In Oregon, where I live about 100 miles north of Eugene, the cloud cover was so dense we couldn't see the sun through it, so we missed the eclipse in 2023! 16:16 Thank you, Red! I had no chance to see this from my vantage point!

@taviebrown2271

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for making me feel better about missing it! I almost went to an Eclipse watching party at OSU, but when i woke up it was super foggy and i decided to stay home. Glad to hear my hour of sleeping in was worth it.

@Shady22

6 ай бұрын

And that’s why the ducks are better!! Jk jk can’t wait civil war tho. What a great eclipse

Look, adding astronomy as a channel staple along with mythology and history seems like an excellent idea. Like, I can't imagine anything that fits nicer with the other two (except maybe geology, which is just highly localized astronomy anyways).

Hooray, it’s Red’s “I want to talk about Space, so God Damn it I want to talk about it” hour! I love listening to people nerd out about random yet strangely specific topics!

As a fellow eclipse chaser that is so often cursed by the gods giving us clouds, I am impressed with your determination and ability to find a positive.

I saw a total of the eclipse as a child in cornwall 1999 and it's one of the most amazing things I've seen in my life. There was a rock full of birds nests at the beach we went to where we decided to watch eclipse and when the sun went out, birds from all over went back to in the go to bed, only to be woken up again minutes later and all fly away in an absolute cacophany. Eclipses are utterly amazing.

"Which is that I can do what I want" YES. Incredible

Oh no, reds realized she can do anything, SHE WAS NSVER SUPPOSED TO FIND OUT! WERE ALL DOOMED(to having amazing videos about interesting topics to brighten our days)

“You’re not a captive audience” I think Red underestimates exactly how captive we are by the siren call of her nerding out.

Thanks for reminding me to book my train tickets to catch 2024's eclipse in totality.

(slamming my fists on the table) GIVE RED A SPACE NONSENSE SERIES

Neat to think that while you were having this whole adventure, I was up in San Antonio to see the same thing. Roundabout midday for us, I stood near a small grill cooking burgers and hotdogs, a pair of dark paper glasses on my face to even see this fantastic event, scorching the hair from my knuckles and enjoying the cool Texas weather. Edit: Oh, hey! I'll be able to see it again in the same spot in 2024!

@SaucerheadTharp

6 ай бұрын

Live in San Antonio and took a step outside to check it out. Was shaking my fist at the sky that morning because it was overcast.

@spaghetti_circle

6 ай бұрын

I live in San Antonio and everyone at my play practice went outside and shared the special glasses

The footage of the Ring blazing through the wandering clouds is utterly spellbinding. So beautiful!

Rewatching this right after the April 8 eclipse has passed totality!

When Red's enthusiastic, its infectious. Its a brain-smile. Its a yawn of excitement. Detail Diatribes, this, Kyana in Rolling with difficulty. When she's having fun we all are. I love this channel its so fun.

@kyledabearsfan

5 ай бұрын

For sure! I can listen to anyone passionately discussing things they love. Just listen to them endlessly.

@VictoriaStarratt

3 ай бұрын

What about Aurora?

I love eclipses Is this a half hour of just eclipse talk? Magic