4:17 I am just SO overcome with emotion right now!!! I watched from here in Cleveland, Ohio and I saw the moon completely cover the sun!!! I saw Bailey's Beads and the Diamond Ring. I didn't see the planets Jupiter and Venus or the comet because I was so mesmerized and engrossed in just looking upon this Heavenly Show!!! Awe inspiring moment...words don't do it justice!!! I stood and stared and cried!!!! As soon as the moon covered the sun there were fireworks going off around me!! I saw the Sun's corona as it glowed around the moon. I even saw on the bottom some orange/red/pink solar flares. Everything around me was a dark gray. I will never get to experience this again in my lifetime. It was beautiful....majestic.....surreal. My daughter and her friends sent me pictures of this Total Solar Eclipse. W...O...W!!! I don't have the best camera on my phone so I'm glad that I have these pictures. I'm using one as my background screen. I'm still emotional and I don't think I will ever stop being this way. 😮😊🥰🌞🌝🌑
I’ve been trying to explain it to people for years. There are NO photos that due it any justice. Unfortunately we only saw the first and last 10 seconds and it was still through a small cloud cover. So it’s full glory could not be seen
For the first time in my 57 years on Earth, I got to see the sun's corona sphere with my own eyes! I have no words adequate to tell you what an amazing experience it was, and I was in the path of totality for only 30 seconds!
Congrats my friend. I'm 55 and I saw it happening in 1997 in Brazil and I'll never forget it. I tell everyone that's something that has to be seen to understand how magnificent it is.
@@stratocasterblue The wonder of astronomy and other fascinating natural events (not to speak of the rules of English orthography) will definitely never cloud your blasé mind.
Complete cloud cover here in Austin, Texas, my parents live about 30 minutes north and said things were looking better so I literally raced the shadow of the moon to get to see this. This is the coolest thing I have ever seen in my life. I cannot believe how lucky I am.
What an amazing Universe we live in. And although this is not my first eclipse it is a reminder to all of us that we live upon an amazing planet that has higher life because of mother Moon
I am 62 years old and it is the first time instead of life giving bright sun I saw black disc in the sky. We now know the scientific reasons of this event, but just imagine how our ancient ancestors felt seeing this.
It is the joy of my pet humans that I find so moving. Why do you choose to make war when you have this joy in common? That's why I'm going back to Krypton!
Nice to see people with common sense and basic scientific understanding unlike the right who can’t make up their mind if the eclipse is the apocalypse or a miracle. Bunch of Stone Age quacks
Watching an eclipse on TV misses so much. If you are ever near a path of totality, and have the means I would highly recommend going to witness at least one total eclipse in person in your life.
@@Ash_NuggTato oh I wasn’t talking about that the eclipse is beautiful and magnificent I’m talking about people as a hole including me I’m weird as well but I have a cap on my weirdness lol
@@ShabreaChandler i wasnt talking to you im talking to the other person that said humans are weird, i was saying why is it weird to enjoy and be excited about th eclipse
It says zilch about your "god" obsession. It's just huge rocks (Earth and the Moon) and a ball of plasma (the Sun) orbiting in space. It so happens periodically that because of their size and distance from each other as well as the laws of physics that they get aligned, producing a solar eclipse on some parts of the Earth. If "god" existed, he would have no use for producing cheap tricks, such as eclipses.
I was at Homestead Heritage, just north of Waco and the clouds threatened but just before totality the sky cleared and we witnessed the last couple of minute prior to totality and totality with clear skies. We were so very blessed with that good fortune. For myself and my wife, it was our third eclipse, having been to the total eclipse in 2017 in Nebraska and the Annular Eclipse in 2023 in New Mexico. This was the best. It was the most awe inspiring thing I have ever seen. One thing that people really forget about these events; it is the one time where you can have a reference point in the sky and actually see the movement of the moon in its orbit around Earth. The sky turns from the most bizarre twilight that you have ever seen into almost total darkness in a second and you can see other things in the night sky in the middle of the day. We had a beautiful view of Venus, just to the right of the eclipse. To those young enough to wait around till 2045 when the United States gets to witness another total eclipse, make sure you do not waste that opportunity.........see it. It is OMG breathtaking!
I saw this today in St. Catharines on a big university football field with hundreds, maybe thousands of other people. It was one of the most awe inspiring things I've ever seen.
I was more south along lake Erie. Truly an incredible thing to witness. I've seen partial eclipses before but nothing compares to totality. I'm convinced I'm going to have to travel to see another one before I die now
@@NooDLES411911 100% agree. I saw the 2017 partial solar eclipse in Western Canada. That was cool, but this was special. If you were in Fort Erie, you probably got as long as period of totality as anyone in Canada. :)
@BloggerMusicMan Yes it was incredible. We got totality for a couple minutes, it got dark, cold, and the halo floating in the sky was mesmerizing. I'm already planning my trip to Calgary in 2044 lol (not really but I'll be there)
What are the chances for our Sun and our Moon to be the sizes and distances that they are allowing this to happen perfectly? Makes you think and its awe inspiring!
This wasn't Judgment day. It's just a big ass rock in space crossing between our star and planet. Whoop-de-doo it occurs every 18 months. It's really not that special.
Thank you CNN! Back to normal tv scheduling! This eclipse is a unifying event. I felt the cosmic ripple as it crossed over the United States if America! Person to person connectivity feels sooooooo good. My endorphins are pumping!✌️🤝👏👏 💫💞🇺🇲💫💞
All the neighbors came together and sat outside in chairs with us to experience. It was majestic and just out of this world. Can't explain the feeling. Almost like looking into a black hole and everything has this moonlight glow.
We traveled to my brother's house in Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania where we had 2.5 minutes fo totality. We started off the day with rain and clouds, but as we got closer to totality the clouds began to move behind us. Minutes before totality the sky opened up and we had a crystal clear view. This was the first time getting to see full interrupted totality and it was absolutely breathtaking! The sky darkened and the temperature began to drop, and then totality and the diamond ring. We all just stood there in awe looking at the sky. I got a little emotional as I looked around. I saw totality in Myrtle Beach in 2017, but we had some light cloud coverage, so we didn't get the full totality experience. I am so thankful that the weather turned around for us yesterday. Truly spectacular!! I now understand why people chase these.
I got to watch it streaming on NASA from Mazatlan, to experiencing it in Fort Erie, Ontario, and streaming again until it passed over PEI. My third eclipse, and I got goosebumps. It turned dark like night here and the 'sunset" was 360 all around me. Incredible.
It's so sad and bad and ashamed, that this happened and you'll never hear no news network saying anything about the beautiful works of God almighty. Only thing you keep on hearing is about scientists. All praise to the Lord Jesus for His mighty and amazing works
Omg omg omg. Im 48 and waited my entire life for this. I have been crying all day. I just could not believe how it got slightly dark out for 5 min. This has been like a mind boggling experience for whole family. Was like having a baby
Well, actually very sad that everyone was cheering and screaming...they missed the actual beauty of this event which is experiencing how nature goes absolutely quiet. The birds suddenly go quiet, everything stops. Then it all comes to life again. Very peaceful and fascinating. But well, I guess most prefer a loud party atmosphere...
ironically, it was mostly cloudy in many parts of Mexico where the Eclipse was happening as well as in Texas but up here in southern IL where we normally see a lot more clouds, we had a mostly clear day with inly high clouds that did not block the Eclipse at all.
Life has me too busy, was in the gym for an hour then went and worked from 6pm till 2am sunday night. Went home, was in the studio recording and mixing my music, didn’t sleep till 9am, decided to try to stay up to watch the eclipse at 2-3pm but was so sleepy i fell asleep and woke up at 5pm. I put an alarm for 2pm but ignored cause i was so tired also heard glasses were sold out at libraries. Capitalism wants us to keep working non stop, we cant be fat so we gotta work out, cant be complacent so we gotta follow our dreams, cant be broke so we gotta make money but somehow you all want us to make time for this lmao And then you talk about it like Jesus christ came. Solar eclipses happen every 18 months, especially on east coast where i am, it will happen again in a some years. Stop hyping it up, we dont have time. We’re simply too busy. Only those who work corporate jobs would have been able to watch this. If u have overnight hospital job, delivery, hotel and you pursue something on the side. Its hard to find time
Can someone please explain to me why people are in awe and emotional about this? If not for the wisdom and beauty in a creator's handywork, what is inspiring about many random occurences that produced us and our world (with no inherent purpose or meaning)?
In case you missed it, there's a terrestrial eclipse tonight and tomorrow night and subsequent nights where the Earth goes into its own shadow. No glasses needed.
What’s even mind blowing is how the Moon and the Sun coincidentally have almost the same size from the earth’s perspective when in space both of them are absolutely different in sized
4:17 I am just SO overcome with emotion right now!!!
I watched from here in Cleveland, Ohio and I saw the moon completely cover the sun!!!
I saw Bailey's Beads and the Diamond Ring.
I didn't see the planets Jupiter and Venus or the comet because I was so mesmerized and engrossed in just looking upon this Heavenly Show!!!
Awe inspiring moment...words don't do it justice!!!
I stood and stared and cried!!!!
As soon as the moon covered the sun there were fireworks going off around me!!
I saw the Sun's corona as it glowed around the moon.
I even saw on the bottom some orange/red/pink solar flares.
Everything around me was a dark gray.
I will never get to experience this again in my lifetime.
It was beautiful....majestic.....surreal.
My daughter and her friends sent me pictures of this Total Solar Eclipse.
W...O...W!!!
I don't have the best camera on my phone so I'm glad that I have these pictures.
I'm using one as my background screen.
I'm still emotional and I don't think I will ever stop being this way.
😮😊🥰🌞🌝🌑
I found it to be very very peaceful and stunning.
I saw the same orange and red coloring of the coronal mass ejections.
@@patriciafoster3347
So did I when I saw it.
Nothing on earth is that beautiful
I was in Dublin, OH. It only lasted about a minute but gorgeous.
life is so short and little things like this make me appreciate how lucky i am to be alive
The pictures and video do not do this justice. Saw it, and it was incredible. The diamond effect was spectacular.
I’ve been trying to explain it to people for years. There are NO photos that due it any justice. Unfortunately we only saw the first and last 10 seconds and it was still through a small cloud cover. So it’s full glory could not be seen
Saw it in Austin. Photos and videos do not capture it. It was amazing, the skies cleared during totality!
For the first time in my 57 years on Earth, I got to see the sun's corona sphere with my own eyes! I have no words adequate to tell you what an amazing experience it was, and I was in the path of totality for only 30 seconds!
You are so very fortunate! Enjoy that feeling.💫👏💫🤝💫
Congrats my friend. I'm 55 and I saw it happening in 1997 in Brazil and I'll never forget it. I tell everyone that's something that has to be seen to understand how magnificent it is.
Toronto was a total washout. We had heavy cloud cover and only saw a sliver of the eclipse for a couple of seconds. You are lucky.
Rocks do orbit in space and my dog peed on the floor again what other news is there today
@@stratocasterblue The wonder of astronomy and other fascinating natural events (not to speak of the rules of English orthography) will definitely never cloud your blasé mind.
Complete cloud cover here in Austin, Texas, my parents live about 30 minutes north and said things were looking better so I literally raced the shadow of the moon to get to see this. This is the coolest thing I have ever seen in my life. I cannot believe how lucky I am.
The worst day for Flat-earthers.
What makes you say that?
Hahahaha
see how dumb some people are...
see how dumb some people are
see how stupid some people are
What an amazing Universe we live in. And although this is not my first eclipse it is a reminder to all of us that we live upon an amazing planet that has higher life because of mother Moon
GOD IS GOOD !!!
ALl created by God.
@@boombasett6038 All the time.
@@djb570 Indeed!
it never ended I can show, y'all wanna see a real moon eclipse? I'm bout to bend over and moon you guys.
Sure would've been nice if CNN took down that massive "BREAKING NEWS" banner that covered part of the eclipse.
I am 62 years old and it is the first time instead of life giving bright sun I saw black disc in the sky. We now know the scientific reasons of this event, but just imagine how our ancient ancestors felt seeing this.
the average person still doesn't understand the scientific explanations of this, much less flat earthers
they went blind.
We saw the eclipse in Montreal, it is a clear day, few clouds so we saw it all. It was beautiful!
Same here in Repentigny 😊
Amazing ❤🥰
هُوَ الَّذِي جَعَلَ الشَّمْسَ ضِيَاءً وَالْقَمَرَ نُورًا وَقَدَّرَهُ مَنَازِلَ لِتَعْلَمُوا عَدَدَ السِّنِينَ وَالْحِسَابَ ۚ مَا خَلَقَ اللَّهُ ذَٰلِكَ إِلَّا بِالْحَقِّ ۚ يُفَصِّلُ الْآيَاتِ لِقَوْمٍ يَعْلَمُونَ (5)
I mean it is emotional. I was in Minnesota and clouds so thick. And a ray of sunshine and could see a partial eclipse. Your coverage is really cool 😎
Wonderful to see what really counts being put forth from the media instead of... politics & idiots.🇺🇸💙
They have political crap on bottom of tv
It is the joy of my pet humans that I find so moving. Why do you choose to make war when you have this joy in common? That's why I'm going back to Krypton!
They had to give us some respite from the latest dmbfckry and criminality of Cheeto and his lackeys.
Damn Whigs.
Nice to see people with common sense and basic scientific understanding unlike the right who can’t make up their mind if the eclipse is the apocalypse or a miracle. Bunch of Stone Age quacks
Watching an eclipse on TV misses so much. If you are ever near a path of totality, and have the means I would highly recommend going to witness at least one total eclipse in person in your life.
Humans are weird
Very lol Men I wish I can like your comment a million more times lol
Why is it weird to be excited about seeing something cool like that?
@@Ash_NuggTato oh I wasn’t talking about that the eclipse is beautiful and magnificent I’m talking about people as a hole including me I’m weird as well but I have a cap on my weirdness lol
@@ShabreaChandler i wasnt talking to you im talking to the other person that said humans are weird, i was saying why is it weird to enjoy and be excited about th eclipse
Saw eclipse in Hutto, Texas! It was awesome! Our solar lights in the backyard came on all at once!
Awesome ❤❤❤
How was that possible if the Sun was blocked?
@@ge2623they come on at night when it gets dark - they are solar POWERED
@@ge2623because solar lights charge during the day while the suns out and come on when it’s dark lol
This eclipse is just a reminder of how amazing GOD is and the power he has to create such things in our universe !!!!!!!! He is amazing !!!!!
Amen!
surely
Not really
@@rensinclair4218 he is the almighty !!! think what you want !!! be blessed
It says zilch about your "god" obsession. It's just huge rocks (Earth and the Moon) and a ball of plasma (the Sun) orbiting in space. It so happens periodically that because of their size and distance from each other as well as the laws of physics that they get aligned, producing a solar eclipse on some parts of the Earth. If "god" existed, he would have no use for producing cheap tricks, such as eclipses.
I watched the eclipse in Murphysboro, Illinois! It was amazing. The traffic was horrible but, the eclipse was AWESOME!
Your coverage was spectacular. I appreciated the silence and the soundtrack in the background. Thank you.
God that is just so cool. I remember seeing a partial eclipse when I was in elementary school.
Seeing everyone gather together everyone happy everyone cheering, shows that we can all come together and live in peace
We only will come together if fairy s attack the earth 😅
I was at Homestead Heritage, just north of Waco and the clouds threatened but just before totality the sky cleared and we witnessed the last couple of minute prior to totality and totality with clear skies. We were so very blessed with that good fortune. For myself and my wife, it was our third eclipse, having been to the total eclipse in 2017 in Nebraska and the Annular Eclipse in 2023 in New Mexico. This was the best. It was the most awe inspiring thing I have ever seen. One thing that people really forget about these events; it is the one time where you can have a reference point in the sky and actually see the movement of the moon in its orbit around Earth. The sky turns from the most bizarre twilight that you have ever seen into almost total darkness in a second and you can see other things in the night sky in the middle of the day. We had a beautiful view of Venus, just to the right of the eclipse. To those young enough to wait around till 2045 when the United States gets to witness another total eclipse, make sure you do not waste that opportunity.........see it. It is OMG breathtaking!
Did anybody go to work today..
My bosses made us come in for a meeting lol
I worked until noon then got out of there
For all those vampires. That's the only times vampires could come out during the day. Only in a total solar eclipse.
Yeah. Out then right back in again...
They better time that one just right!
Yawn. It's always daylight somewhere!! What a silly post.
@@TheCommunicationCoach if you think this is silly. I just saw where someone called the solar eclipse, "Satanic"! 🤦🏻♂️
Movies are so cool
Yet in the US there are suckers in daylight all day everyday hahah.
2024: "Moments of joy, people yelling in spanish"
A century ago: *MOMENTS OF HORROR, PEOPLE YELLING IN SPANISH!!1*
Im so glad the day is finally here so I wont have to keep hearing the same story and news over and over
Same with Trump losing the election and going to prison....
Better to hear the story, instead of an earthquake story
Obvious trump derangement syndrome
@@cherylbarlow4284 yes I'd rather hear about eclipses than tragedies
Watching a live solar eclipse 🌘 is amazing. Thanks to NASA 🤝 !
"Dad, can you explain the eclipse to me?" "No sun."
so cool! we got about 89% in Kansas City
I got a chance to see it once when I was young in Africa 🇿🇲
I saw this today in St. Catharines on a big university football field with hundreds, maybe thousands of other people. It was one of the most awe inspiring things I've ever seen.
I was more south along lake Erie. Truly an incredible thing to witness. I've seen partial eclipses before but nothing compares to totality. I'm convinced I'm going to have to travel to see another one before I die now
@@NooDLES411911 100% agree. I saw the 2017 partial solar eclipse in Western Canada. That was cool, but this was special. If you were in Fort Erie, you probably got as long as period of totality as anyone in Canada. :)
@BloggerMusicMan Nah i live in St. Thomas so I drove to the inlaws in Wallacetown along the lake.
@@NooDLES411911 Ah, ok. That southwest Ontario area still got great views. Leamington and Chatham apparently had a beautiful total eclipse view.
@BloggerMusicMan Yes it was incredible. We got totality for a couple minutes, it got dark, cold, and the halo floating in the sky was mesmerizing. I'm already planning my trip to Calgary in 2044 lol (not really but I'll be there)
What are the chances for our Sun and our Moon to be the sizes and distances that they are allowing this to happen perfectly?
Makes you think and its awe inspiring!
Exactly it is amazing 🤩
Earth is amazing. Our solar system is amazing. Nothing else like it that we know of.
Absolutely none 😉
Thank you CNN ….❤
Once in a lifetime event. But I won’t get to see this 🤦🏾♂️
you can catch the next one in 2026
Historic Moment
Couldn’t see shit in Chicago
@@CohnnyJash01neither in the Carolina’s , ain’t that a bih 😡
@@CohnnyJash01I'm in Chicago, I saw it. We didn't see totality, it was maybe 94%
There are two to five solar eclipses visible from somewhere on earth every year
@@sammienochez8497
I saw the crescents under the trees in Charlotte
I’m glad I didn’t have to travel to see it lol
On judgment day no one will have the strength to stand on video 😢
Amen! Everyone will be on their faces 🙏
This wasn't Judgment day. It's just a big ass rock in space crossing between our star and planet. Whoop-de-doo it occurs every 18 months. It's really not that special.
CNN’s is best Chanel I’m the world ❤❤
The eclipse looked different between Mazatlan and Torreon. Everyone gets their own version of the eclipse 🌚🌝
Can we not all agree that we live in the most precious and wonderous galaxy in the universe? Why can't we cherish our beautiful blue planet every day?
Maybe cause we don't 😉
Am happy you know
Superman can Take a Break. Have a KitKat
You are very lucky to see the total solar eclipse. I couldn't see at all, it didn't pass in WA state.
Finally something worth watching on CNN.
Thank you CNN! Back to normal tv scheduling! This eclipse is a unifying event. I felt the cosmic ripple as it crossed over the United States if America! Person to person connectivity feels sooooooo good. My endorphins are pumping!✌️🤝👏👏
💫💞🇺🇲💫💞
All the neighbors came together and sat outside in chairs with us to experience. It was majestic and just out of this world. Can't explain the feeling. Almost like looking into a black hole and everything has this moonlight glow.
Thanks For Sharing I Tuned In From Florida.
I would like to see the view from some hill for example. Not the crowd lighted with the camera.
We traveled to my brother's house in Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania where we had 2.5 minutes fo totality. We started off the day with rain and clouds, but as we got closer to totality the clouds began to move behind us. Minutes before totality the sky opened up and we had a crystal clear view. This was the first time getting to see full interrupted totality and it was absolutely breathtaking! The sky darkened and the temperature began to drop, and then totality and the diamond ring. We all just stood there in awe looking at the sky. I got a little emotional as I looked around. I saw totality in Myrtle Beach in 2017, but we had some light cloud coverage, so we didn't get the full totality experience. I am so thankful that the weather turned around for us yesterday. Truly spectacular!! I now understand why people chase these.
I got to watch it streaming on NASA from Mazatlan, to experiencing it in Fort Erie, Ontario, and streaming again until it passed over PEI. My third eclipse, and I got goosebumps. It turned dark like night here and the 'sunset" was 360 all around me. Incredible.
We live in a beautiful universe ❤
Anyone else feel weird today..im so tired
I'm pretty beat...I think we'll be ok soon...
Absolutely. I’m struggling lol.
Get to bed earlier then 😂
God is wonderful
Amen!🙏
So.ething so spectacular to watch this crowd amazing 👏 😍 🌙 🌞 👍 👌 thank you 😊 from Burque, New Mexico ❤
Amazing!😁👍❤️❤️❤️🌓🪐🌜🌜🌛🌜🌛🌘🌖🌒
So cool to see this in Montreal with thousands of people.
A good place to be
Atmosphere not Atmosflat.
It's so sad and bad and ashamed, that this happened and you'll never hear no news network saying anything about the beautiful works of God almighty. Only thing you keep on hearing is about scientists. All praise to the Lord Jesus for His mighty and amazing works
Amen!
Oh stop being so over dramatic.
I wonder when Jesus died, there was total darkeness. What was it like?
Soooo what enabled you to make that comment on a digital space for all to see wasn't just thin air
@Israel51188 so speaking the truth is dramatic now ? Ok.
Omg omg omg. Im 48 and waited my entire life for this. I have been crying all day. I just could not believe how it got slightly dark out for 5 min. This has been like a mind boggling experience for whole family. Was like having a baby
I saw it today in Central Texas. Pretty cloudy here but we could still see it through the clouds. Absolutely Incredible!
GOD IS THE MOST MERCIFUL MACHA ALLAH 🙏
Where are the flat earthers?
Over here why? 😉
I hope they show a clip of Brianna as the Earth and Boris as the sun.
How many people did they sacrifice?
There’s nothing eerie about it. It’s beautiful.
The Earth is special imo. Besides the fact that millions of different evolved fauna are on it, it has serendipitous eclipses too.
It honestly makes you realize just how big the universe is, we are but ants when you think about it. Such an awesome thing to see.
Get that Trump crap off of bottom of tv screen while we’re watching the eclipse!
It was completely clear in New Brunswick, I've never seen anything quite like this in my life. The universe is so fascinating.
Thank you for the view for people at home ❤
I live in Georgia so we didn't have a totality but I watched it live on CNN n they had the best coverage 🙌 thanks CNN 😊
Well, actually very sad that everyone was cheering and screaming...they missed the actual beauty of this event which is experiencing how nature goes absolutely quiet. The birds suddenly go quiet, everything stops. Then it all comes to life again. Very peaceful and fascinating. But well, I guess most prefer a loud party atmosphere...
ironically, it was mostly cloudy in many parts of Mexico where the Eclipse was happening as well as in Texas but up here in southern IL where we normally see a lot more clouds, we had a mostly clear day with inly high clouds that did not block the Eclipse at all.
Saludos y bendiciones.
Is everyone okay?
😅😅😅
More than ok :)
NO 😂 we only got 48% here in salt lake.
Saw it Mazatlan, it was spectacular
What a wonderful experience. Now we have to wait for the next one in 20 years. It will be worth the wait.🌞🌚😊
why am i crying. this is amazing
Hard to believe this happened only an hour ago
People: "Hey, forget about sun eclipse! Go to enter CNN stream frame!" Love this.
Most beautiful 😢
By design, the one who created you!
The lady commenrator said the moon is bigger than the sun. She needs to be corrected CNN.
Incredible and beautiful!
They happen in pairs. The next one is in a few months time.
Finally something worth watching on CNN😂
I didn't see anything. Does that mean I'm not special... just kidding. I am happy for all who saw witness this today
I stared directly into the black hole sun
Me too lol it was amazing bro
It was so beautiful to look at today from Arkansas
Texan here! It was phenomenal watching that eclipse.
God created the heavens and earth .
Dear Quezacoatl, most people in Mazatlán didn't have eye protection to watch the eclipse.
My mind has been blown in South Texas 😮🤘
Actually the sun is bigger than the moon
Life has me too busy, was in the gym for an hour then went and worked from 6pm till 2am sunday night. Went home, was in the studio recording and mixing my music, didn’t sleep till 9am, decided to try to stay up to watch the eclipse at 2-3pm but was so sleepy i fell asleep and woke up at 5pm. I put an alarm for 2pm but ignored cause i was so tired also heard glasses were sold out at libraries. Capitalism wants us to keep working non stop, we cant be fat so we gotta work out, cant be complacent so we gotta follow our dreams, cant be broke so we gotta make money but somehow you all want us to make time for this lmao And then you talk about it like Jesus christ came. Solar eclipses happen every 18 months, especially on east coast where i am, it will happen again in a some years. Stop hyping it up, we dont have time. We’re simply too busy. Only those who work corporate jobs would have been able to watch this. If u have overnight hospital job, delivery, hotel and you pursue something on the side. Its hard to find time
Zabardast ❤
Total Eclipse Of The Sun by Einstürzende Neubauten should be the soundtrack hehe
Can someone please explain to me why people are in awe and emotional about this? If not for the wisdom and beauty in a creator's handywork, what is inspiring about many random occurences that produced us and our world (with no inherent purpose or meaning)?
Beautiful
In case you missed it, there's a terrestrial eclipse tonight and tomorrow night and subsequent nights where the Earth goes into its own shadow. No glasses needed.
Beautiful moment in human's life 😎🌘 !
wow. celestial
They should have done a south park eclipse special.
Unable to see & watch total display due to CNN logo blocking my view on my computer!
What’s even mind blowing is how the Moon and the Sun coincidentally have almost the same size from the earth’s perspective when in space both of them are absolutely different in sized
🤫 Don't tell anyone I told you this as it's a secret but they're both the same size 😉