Most Important Solar Eclipses That Changed Modern Science and What's Up in 2024
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Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about the most important scientific discoveries only visible during the total solar eclipse
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0:00 Simulation of the 2024 eclipse
1:20 How often do they happen?
1:45 Ancient eclipses and our fear of them
3:00 1806 eclipse changed everything - corona
3:40 Baily's Beads
4:33 1851 breakthrough
5:10 1868 and a new element
6:00 New mystery of strange coronium
6:30 Eddington's discovery of bending light in 1919
8:20 Studies in 2024 - animals and rockets
9:10 Cool planes
9:40 And a ..kite?
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I'm an emergency doctor working in a small ER in Maine that is in the path of totality. I'm hoping I get a chance to run outside and see it. Thank you for all the great videos!!
Hopefully, you get a chance on the roof to enjoy it? Might be busy on the ground floor or street?
Hopefully the eclipse doesn't cause too many extra emergencies...
Get ready for some burned/blinded eyes coming to you!
Eyyy fellow Mainer here 😊
“Eclipse indirectly visualized. Totality correlated clinically. -dictated but not read-“ ; )
The late 90s, the path of totality clipped the south coast of the UK. I drove for hours throughout the night to get to Falmouth to witness it. 100s of people were there. I stood on the harbour wall and watched the darkness speed across the ocean towards me, the light became murky and dim, then black. And as darkness swept over us the sea birds screamed, the noise they made was incredible! Then it all went quiet. And as I watched out to sea, I could see the light coming back behind the shadow. And it was light again.
I am very glad I went, even though I slept in a very small car in a lay by to see it!
I watched that from a park in Brighton - I worked as a printer at the time, so I printed some opaque black transparencies, and doubled them up to use to look at it. (I wouldn't recommend it - just for glances, no more than that).
Everything went quiet, and birds seemed very disturbed. And the shadows of leaves turned into little half-moons - a known phenomena.
Just checked the date, and it was August 11th, 1999 - my birthday! I don't remember it being my birthday, but it was.
Thanks for the description of your trip. Made it real.
I will be here in 2045 with you, Anton!
Hopefully!
From the space station colony....
I don't know if I'm going to be here, but either way... Drink some wine in my homage. 😊
Most certainly will not be around so leave you all a merry happy eclipse.
Just looked at the path, and nearly the entire state of Florida will be in the path of totality
It's actually kind of depressing that humans have so many violent clashes that something as rare as an eclipse could disrupt many of them.
It's also depressing that so many of those battles were unnecessary enough that they could have actually ended because of something as unrelated as an eclipse.
Not depressing :) but realistic right. Conflict has always been a part of human nature. Ppl have always been conscripted to fight for something. We are all representatives of something…
@@Papoose3000 In other words, just barely climbed down from the trees.
Anton, I’ll say it again. You are a wonderful educator.
This will be my 4th Solar eclipse that I can recall. (I worked night shift for years.
I remember seeing the Hale-Bopp comet and Lunar Eclipses, too.
Hale Bopp was spectacular!
I remember Hale-Bopp I was living in France and when it was going out of view I went to the uk and it was coming into view, seeing it while on the plane was amazing
Did you have to wear “Specialized” Glasses?
Live in Austin and have been excited for months. Constantly bringing it up to people making sure as many people possible were aware of the arrival. Even took the day off from work just to make sure some stupid emergency didnt arise as it starts. Have beer food and lawn chairs ready to go along with aproved glasses and custom box viewer built for just just this moment. Telescope for some other views, maybe the comet? Only problem after lots of nice days monday may be a cloudy day. Im going to ignore that and hope for the best. With just a well timed break in the clouds all will be perfect, experience of a life time. Without leaving my back yard. Of course people are buying all the toilet paper and bottled water like always when something weird happens. Love our paranoid world.
Here we go!
These is some really dumb fake news about this going around, I had to correct a friend who saw on twitter and tiktok that the darkness is going to last 3-4 days or weeks...like no dude it's 3-4 minutes smh...just think for a second how fast the sun moves through the sky each day. I'm glad that one line was all it took to snap him back to reality.
@@Dan-Simms Tell me about it, always amazed how many people don't know or care anything about what is up there. So many don't know how many planets the names or the order in our system. It is like eight things are to hard to remember. Even how many times people calling the bright visible planets like Venus or Jupiter stars when they are out. I find people call Venus the North Star more than I could count. How many minds will be blown away when the eclipse surprises them. They will run to get the last of the toilet paper, lol
I heard it’s going to be cloudy by you. Has the weather changed? I’m in Jersey.
Depending upon the cloud cover, you may see the Moon's shadow as it passes over the clouds (if it's thinner clouds, from what my meteorologist friend told me). Good luck & have fun!!!
@@k8tina something different but that could be cool to see it that way. Good point. Staying optimistic whatever way it happens
Also during the solar eclipse of 1868, King Mongkut (Rama IV), The Siamese King well known in The West from the musical The King & I, used his own calculations to pinpoint the time and place of the total eclipse over Siam, 2 years before the event. Before becoming King he'd spent 25 years as a monk during which time he studied Western sciences and maths and when he became King implemented the adoption of these modern techniques. This project was to show the court astrologers that their methods were inaccurate and outdated. He led an expedition of dignitaries to the location that he'd predicted, in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province on The Malay Peninsula. His prediction was the most accurate made, 2 seconds more accurate than the French astronomers in India. Unfortunately he contracted malaria on the expedition and died 9 weeks later. However, he proved to the court the importance of modernisation, which his heir, King Chulalongkorn The Great, made the central policy of his reign. There is an asteroid named after Mongkut in recognition for his importance to the promotion of science.
I was lucky enough to be in the path of totality for the 1999 solar eclipse. A bunch of us travelled a couple hundred miles to Cornwall and stayed on a campsite for the week specifically to see it. It was eerie and magical, even to the most scientifically-minded of us. We know the science and why it occurs, yet it still has the capacity to stir those feelings of wonder and awe. I was able to understand why our ancestors would have been so scared of the phenomenon, especially if it happened witbout them knowing beforehand - it must have been terrifying for them. Thanks Anton for bringing proper science to those of us who missed our calling, either thru circumstance or timing, i really appreciate you ❤
It was very cloudy in Cornwall that day, at St Anthony's Head. Still quite mysterious. I remember the shadow racing across the water of the Channel. And Patrick Moore didn't get any better view than the rest of us.
Saw the 2017 eclipse, augmented halfway through totality by hanging out with the Machine Elves (look 'em up) and it was a life-changing experience. I was aiming for a "5" and it went to "11." Words fail, to put it mildly.
It's top of the Bucket List worthy. I waited 10 years for it and it still blew my expectations away. I'm intending to repeat it on Monday (and everyone else should, too) even though I have to hit the road at 3am to make it on time.
Do you think it was the DMT or the eclipse that changed your life and in what way ?
@@candyman9635 The combo. Separately they are both unique and indescribable but together there was a synergy that no words can convey. The corona looked like DNA helices radiating out and looping back into the shadow, it felt I was seeing the Source of life, or maybe everything. I made divots in the lawn where I grabbed it real tight since I thought I was going to be flung off the planet. I still think about it almost every day.
Regular sunglasses should not be used when watching the eclipse.
This should be pinned for the morons in the back. 👍
This has to be the most obvious thing I have ever heard in my entire life.
Thanks captain!
Don't tell me what to do
It has now been 52 weeks since Easter 2023:
The moon (dead body, "angel", "Yesod") will block the light of the sun ("Tif'ereth", "Elohim-Exousiai"), for a while longer, on monday (the third day), before the light resurrects again.
John 2:19&21
Strong's Greek (concordance): 52 (agnoia) ~ ignorance, willfull blindness.
@@Lund.J Oh I didn't know that it was written in a book by ancient sheep farmers. Well who wouldn't believe it was true. But which version are we talking? 🤔
We are in the path this year. Entire town has taken off for the day. Businesses closed. Schools closed. Out of towners. A big deal. So, here is to not the end of the world on Monday. Dont plan to be around in 2045. Better viewing off planet.
Yay! I started watching you because you were doing lots of universe sandbox videos, and stayed as the channel went ted talk.
I am super excited seeing you simulate something again 😊
Hello anton and everyone enjoy the rest of your saturday! Thanks for the video!
Thank you!
You too ✌
Wish you could be here, Anton. Hail from Austin, Texas, USA. We see you every day.
I work in transportation and made sure I stayed as far from this eclipse as possible this week!!! You all enjoy it.
Two things that the sky observers have noticed for as long time as they humankind started observing the sun, the moon, the planets and the stars:
- Lunar eclipses happen like randomly but only at a full moon.
- Solar eclipses happen like randomly but only at a new moon.
Were is the moon when the sky is clear and you don't see it at night (new moon)?
Don't worry, Anton. When I was younger, I thought grey hair would be a sign of growing old.
As it actually happened, I realised that the fear was all in my mind and became Platinum Blond instead.
I was very surprised to find the ladies found Platinum Blond quite attractive. 😎👍
Same. I'm thanking my dad's genetics for blessing me with white hairs slowly peppering my hair, so it looks like I have platinum blonde highlights 😅
6th :) I am going to see from Ottawa, hopefully the weather will be ok.
The forecast looks good so far!
Anton you are a gift to this planet and all its inhabitants!
Anton Petrov, I really enjoyed watching this, so I hit the like button!
I'm having a CT on the eclipse. I forgot the 8th was eclipse day when I scheduled it. 😂
crossing my fingers for good weather in central NY state...
Anton, you truly are a wonderful, funny person. your closing remarks about being around in 2045 had me rollin'!
I am a 8 minute drive from the center of the area of totality.
The most notable thing about eclipses is that it's like there's a pinhole camera in the sky. The shadows of any object become half-moon shaped, while the moon is on the way to cover the sun.
I disagree. Those things are neat - but the main show is the freaking Death Star staring you in the face!
I'm in the path of totality and a small town near me is expecting 500k people to show up. I'm so glad i live in the woods. Couldn't imagine a town almost tripling in population for just a few hours and the havoc that will cause. That town is rife with corruption so I'll definitely be avoiding that mess tomorrow.
I'm sad I can't be on the path of totality this year (since I'm only 17) but I'll be watching the eclipse from my humble abode in California! I'll be sure to chase the other eclipses worldwide in the future!
Hey Anton. We are in Montreal, and as it stands, we are on the Western edge of the Path of Totality, as the sun moves overhead. We will be 20 stories up on the roof terrace of our building here. We have all the special glasses and photography gear. Clear skies and 15c is forecast, hopefully all the snow that fell last week will have melted.
If you still have snow you might be able to see shadow bands.
@@JH-pt6ih There is not much snow left on the ground, but in piles all over. Plows and a little rain and slush has cleared most of it away. We don't have open land to see across because of all the buildings that span our whole viewing area, and the Saint Lawrence to the South of our building. We face West, but from the roof, we will have a commanding view 360 degrees. The mountain is too far to the North, we sit on the Southern side of it, and downhill, in any case.
Anton, unless im mistaken, Carbondale Illinois experienced totality in 2017 just 7 years ago, and will be experiencing it again this year. If you trace the 2017 path of totality, and the 2024 path...it lies right in the center of the "X" cross section of the 2 paths.
My girlfriend saw it there in 2017 and we were talking about going there again this year.
Very lucky to have it twice there in less than 300 years I think
Praying for clear skies in 'dodgy' spring-time central Ontario.
Oh stop.
Personally, I like these videos about our planet and relatives much more than other topics.
An excellent video! I must confess that at first I assumed it was just another one video about the solar eclipse. But since I've been watching your videos every day for a while now, I should have known better. Thank you very much for your great work!
I miss the old Universe Sandbox video days when Anton would accidently drop an asteroid on Australia. Every time.
no strange gesture at all. keep on going!💪💪💪
I watched it in totality in West Plains Missouri today. It was literally the coolest thing I've witnessed in my life. Can't describe it and no video does justice to what we saw and experienced
Hi Anton I was in Germany Munic in 1999 , it was amazing! Wish all the USA friends a clear sky to enjoy this incredible event! ❤❤❤❤LOL from Italy 🇮🇹
Greetings from the BIG SKY. I saw a total eclipse in the 1980's in Bozeman, Mt on the Bridger Mountains.
You show some awesome photos from coronagraph. They are spectacular.
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 👍😉
When are you going to talk about UAP Disclosure?
He doesn't exactly believe there's anything to disclosure.
Personally, I think they're hiding something, I just don't know what. But it definitely doesn't smell good.
Thanks for the information, well done
It is kind of exciting that the eclipse is happening near the peak of the solar cycle. We may see a show.
great information! Thank you!👏👏👏
…as always a super interesting report. I am making this input now even though I heard Antron’s report just before the 8th to follow up on what I saw and remind myself of the significance of the event. I watched it near Uvalde Tx, and even though it was cloudy, the clouds dissipated just long enough for us to see totality and the Corona etc. One of the most impressive phenomena in my opinion was the approaching darkness which we could see coming in the distance and which becomes absolutely full darkness before fading. The birds began to gather and fly to their nesting points and wild animals came to a nearby pond to drink before retiring.
SinceI am a male almost 80yrs old, it is doubtful I will see the next one over the US.
The kite that is lofting instruments above the clouds in Hawaii is a modern version of the Cody kite, created by Samuel Cody and used to lift an observer into the air during WWI.
I just LOVE your channel, Anton!
Thank you.
At the my present age of 72, I will be very lucky to see the next one in 2045, but I wish you luck in recording and broadcasting that one Anton
5:45
"WEEEEEE"
Pnau !
someone should probably do a study on the amount of weed smoked on Monday
I'm 43 from central Pennsylvania and I think this is my 3rd eclipse. I remember a partial eclipse when I was in high school in the late 90s. Partial one in 2017 and now this One! I think this one will be the closest to totality of all of them. Can't wait
Great coverage, just in time for this unique event. Since the solar maximum coincides with this eclipse, it would be exciting to look forward to the new discoveries this time. The history of solar eclipses was quite interesting. I can only imagine how scary it would have been to our ancient ancestors to experience the disappearance of the sun all of a sudden. Just to think about the solar eclipse that made Einstein famous just overnight gives me goosebumps. Thank you so much for putting all of this together, Anton.
Hello Anton. I live in Sherbrooke Canada Quebec and I was directly on the totallity trajectory. I was in a small village (Compton) near where I live. Beatifull setting on the top of a hill, perfect spring weather. This was the most strange and beatifull event I have witnessed in my 56 years. I have been preparing for this since 2021. The only downside of this experience is that it lasted only 3 minutes and 27 seconds! Anyway I am seriously considering traveling to repeat this experience.
Omg, Anton! This was more than amazing, such a great research you have made! Historically complete and so accurate! And so interesting! I will not see the eclipse tomorrow, but my students are going to watch this little masterpiece of yours as soon as possible! Thank you so much! ❤❤❤❤
Thank you, Anton.
I love your video's, thank you!
Thanks sharing Anton.
And they called it Helium . . . I got goose bumps
Thanks Anton.
Actually, the next eclipse over North America, I believe, is in March of 2033 and will pass over Alaska. Which may not matter to most of you, but being as I live in Alaska and can't really get down south for this one, it does matter to me 😊. Greetings from Alaska.
And John actually in North America you will see city lights when the moon makes the sun go dark Because a lot of the city lights are program to go on when the sun sets which means that they have photovoltaic receptors on the lights that when they go dark they let's switch on the lights and when the sun comes back they will switch on the photo of a tag receptor and switch the lights back off so you will see city lights when the moon passes overhead in the full totality of the Eclipse. granted you won't see house lights come on and workload lights will already be on so the streetlight will come on And you will see them in the darkness. i've seen it happen before. back in the 1970s and 1990s when we had some partial or total eclipses The lights would come on.
Thank You 👍😁👍
Thank you
Near the Marshall Islands, the sun will rise as a cresent-shaped sun during the time of the eclipse
Just the eclipse science video I wanted to see before heading out tomorrow to motorcycle camp and watch the eclipse in Indiana. I was hoping the video would describe some space based eclipse observations that will be made. Hopefully we'll hear of those after the eclipse.
I'm smack in the middle of totality in part of Quebec, Canada. I'm so excited!!🎉
Paragould Arkansas. Totality blew my mind...
Mr. Petrov during the eclipse (which idk why but didn't look at) I noticed the the birds were all hiding under trees. The next day I noticed all the birds hiding under the trees during the noon hour. My conclusion of their behavior during the eclipse and at noon is that is indicative of hiding from predators i.e. the hawks and bigger birds which I have seen prey on the smaller birds. The eclipse presents a shadow from the sky that the birds translate to a preying bird. The sun at noon is the best time for the higher altitude preying birds to find prey. Both instances indicate why the birds hide in the darker shadows during noon and the eclipse.
Thank you.
Where we live on Vancouver Island BC the weather is not looking promising, but who knows.
Thanks for all the good information!
Your on the wrong side of the country my guy. You aren't anywhere close at all
Say, "Hi!" to Fraser Cain when you see him. He lives on VI.
@@benjamind.collette6468 At best due to the shitty weather we will get a partial eclipse, but no matter, where we live and little light or air pollution and blackness, sparse population, there are lots of celestial events to witness. We most likely see the up coming nova, center stage
@@genuinefreewilly5706 nice
@@douglaswilkinson5700 I will, but Its a big island and I think he lives way south of Nootka Sound near Courtenay/Comox on the east side of the island where there are civilizations :)
Hi Anton. Can you make a tier list of April 8 Eclipse prophecies 😂 for fun? And rank them by possibility chance, by how interesting or cool they may sound??
Сърдечни благодарности !
Very cool!
I feel lucky to be able to see it.
4 Kilometer kite. That's crazy. Each layer has its own characteristics. I hope they navigate them well base on the amazing predictive capability we have.
30 years ago this would have been much more speculative. The new models and separating out the layers are amazing in their accuracy.
I wonder how this effects the cicada event with 2 breeds hatching
That Appril fools days Paper on the Two hug black holes larger then entire universe. I just realized the great attractor . Maybe its will grow to the size
I will. I live In Temple TX. About an hour away from Austin
Anton, Why, during our time of major accomplishments, no government or country has pointed a telescope at earth fill time? It seems we could learn a great deal about our magnetosphere. Hawaii has a brilliant idea but it needs to be a full-time instrument IMO
I'm just outside the path of total eclipse... I'm hoping for at least 75%...
If you’re just a little outside of 100% totality, it’ll be at, or more than, 95%.
Get on your steel horse and ride!
The boundary passes right over my home :)
Listen - 99.99% is NOT a total solar eclipse. It is just not the same phenomena. If you can get to a place of totality it is really worth it. There is a reason people are so effected/affected by the experience. You NEVER see people gasp and cry at a partial eclipse - it happens to a lot of people at a total.
Make the drive. The difference between 99.9% and 100% is 1000%. For the rest of your life all you'll remember is the eclipse, not the driving and related hassles.
Very interesting indeed 👍😊
I am from Ohio, my factory planned a down day for the eclipse so im grateful I get to see it! The traffic here is getting pretty crazy though, im not gonna lie 😂
Good luck ' weather permitting!
Hoping there will be good streams or very high quality recorded video of it. All the way in Singapore here
At 9:53 the picture shows a Cody kite that was used to lift a person for reconnaissance before and during WW I. Frederik Cody from Iowa (unrelated to Buffalo Bill) patented this design of a war kite in 1901.
So much is lost and stolen by citylights. Beauty of the universe hidden by lights that most people don't even want or need
I would love to know more about the gyroscopic stabilizer that the kite/eclipse experiment must be using. Can you get a photo of that and details of how much power it takes etc?
Bless you
I'm ready to view the partial eclipse. I've got a couple pairs of old sunglasses. They are pretty dark and I'm going to wear both pairs. I heard that may not be enough though. I put a pinhole in the lenses and I'm going to view through that just to be on the safe side.
Oh my god no fuckin way, I worked on the Nasa high altitude plane in 2020 when they were testing stuff out I'm so excited to see it in action!!!
Kerville tx bound, to witness this event. N likely my last chance, in this life time , cuz I’m over 50!
I guess you haven't seen solar eclipse in a city.
Because those lights will go on. Streetlights are automatic for most part in developed countries. Nobody's turning a switch. If only for a few minutes.
Im in the path of %90 totality & plan on recording an experiment about the effects on shorteave radio. Wondering if i should live stream it 🤔
Well, Anton, grey hair is one possibility! Baldness is the other. It's not so bad, but definitely second choice!
Eclipse will be total here in Western New York State. I will be keeping an eye on the grey yard squirrels that ate my car's wiring a couple months ago. I will be watching for abberant behavior during the eclipse and my write about it!
Mostly, I hope the little buggers are scared shitless!
Thank you, sir, and may your hair turn silver when its time comes!
Keeping it real, scientific and factual which is refreshing as opposed to all these conspiracy reels that predicts disaster and destruction and rubbish theories that scaremonger
7:40 yes, this guy again
Sabine reference detected. 😊
I hope they put a camera on that kite! That would be really cool, IMO.,
Thanks
For all of those who do not have or cannot afford these special glasses, here is a tip. Take pieces of glass and cover them with soot over a candle. Same damned thing, and free. I did this for the solar eclipse in Wisconsin on June 30th, 1954. Worked like magic.
According to the vikings, you need to scream your lungs out during the eclipse... So, drink some tea and enjoy, everybody! 🖖😊
It's just a coincidence that the Sun and Moon appear to be the same size in the sky.
I’m in the path