Total solar eclipse at Lake Champlain

On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse takes place above lake Champlain, to the wonder of eclipse watchers gathered on the shoreline of Burlington, Vermont.
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[@serahovanecz4044]

This is a great capture of how the light changes until the immersion of darkness and the deep blue and purple sky. This is excellent quality footage for history. Lucky people experiencing this stunning event! Thank you so much!!

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Sweet, ty.

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Thank you for sharing,

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Sharing stuff online is always fun.

[@karlas1487]

I was there at that cove and it's WONDERFUL to have this capture of that MOST AWESOME event!!!

[@annking1576]

Here's someone's description of how the light around you on earth appeared. - "Having seen 95%ish partial eclipse, I can attest that the sky absolutely gets dark in that weird way where it’s dark like at dusk or dawn but the light is still blue-dominated instead of the reddish hues of sunrise and sunset. The best comparison I’ve heard for it was a “day for night” filter, except in real life.". /. This description of how it looks when it darkens from the solar eclipse is spot on! Another thing I noticed was how we saw cloud shadows on the ground that looked like small fast waves. By the time I got my camera ready to video it, it stopped! :~(.

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