The term Flash in the Pan is referring to a glint of gold in otherwise undesirable stuff. I guess in this context, it makes sense? But I agree. Was expecting something to brighten! It's very subtle
I have owned boats but not now. I live a few miles from the Mid Atlantic Coast & just a half mile from a large bay. I have never noticed the green. Still, I wouldn't call it a flash but rather a green rim or ring. Stil nice to finally see it. Maybe I'll record next time.
I saw a green flash in 2003. Our first night in Waialua Bay, my husband and I walked to the water’s edge to watch the sunset. There were two or three whales about 150 yards out, slapping the water with their tales. The weather was absolutely perfect. And then when the sun set, the green flash. It was the single most magical moment of my life.
The Acta Pilate, written in the 4th century AD, is the letter Pontius Pilate wrote to Caesar about what happened. At some point, the guards reported a green glow around the tomb...
Imagine how confusing this must be for flat Earth fans...(apparently the sun just circles above us, yet nighttime reaches some countries despite still being in line of sight with the sun !!)
I saw the green flash from the flight deck of the USS Enterprise CVA(N)-65 in December of 1971. We had just finished a 30 day line period on Yankee Station in the Tonkin Gulf and were heading to Subic Bay, Philippines, for resupply and liberty when the India-Pakastani war broke out. The Enterprise and escorts, as Nuclear Task Force 1, were ordered to the Indian Ocean in the event that any US citizens caught up in the hostilities needed evacuation. We were transiting the Straits of Mallaca and I was on the flight deck as sunset approached and recalled reading about the green flash in a novel the previous summer. I wasn't sure it was even a real phenomenon but decided to watch for it and lucked out. I didn't own a movie camera and both my film cameras were in my locker below deck, but I still recall the event and this video comes very close to my experience. It would be easy to overlook the brief flash if you didn't know about it. A couple of years ago I discovered a lesser known Jules Verne work entitled "The Green Flash" in a Kindle collection of his writings. Thanks for sharing your video!
Nice! I saw it in about 1980 while driving on the 5 freeway in Oceanside CA! I was looking at the sun sinking and looked at just the right moment! It was very bright.
Saw my first and so far in my nearly 61 years,only green flash just this past February. We were at Rick's Cafe in Negril Jamaica watching g the sun set over the water. Beautiful.
We sit out on our lanai every evening with a glass of scotch and grade the greenflashes. 2 nights ago was one of the most vivid we've ever seen as a clear horizon surface beneath low horizon clouds magnified the intensity. And the sunbeams shooting skyward were a real framing treat. Oh ya ... this was absolutely beautiful!
I remember reading that too. Wish I could find that article. The only thing is I thought it happened at sunrise instead of sunset. No wonder I haven’t been able to see it!
@@jameswolff2152 Correct. It was daybreak on the US East Coast. I want to say it was in Maine; Possibly Cadillac Mountain in Acadia NP. It's funny how Google can't find that story. IIRC it was in a Reader's Digest hardcover compilation book.
@@jameswolff2152: Huh! Now I have to find an area with no trees to watch the sunset. Maybe I can ask my dad to go to those areas to see if he can capture this kind of moment 😍🤩 I just wish I didn't have this painful and deadly disease so I could go out more often without having to worry about going to the hospital. What's worse is that I'm in the middle of transferring to adult care and I don't have my ID yet, so Idk what will happen if I end up needing to go in again without it ;-; I also don't understand why every time I think about getting my ID, the universe or something stops me like it's saying I don't need it when I clearly need it. If it does not help me to get rid of this disease, then I will very well do whatever I can to stop whoever or whatever is stopping me from doing the things I feel I need to do asap... If I can...
It can be an actual green flash -- a bright green wink. Saw it once in my life -- circa 1986 -- from a inflatable boat off San Diego, California and in the company of the legendary Sylvia Earle. .
I saw a green flash one time on the beach at San Diego. I was there with a friend and was telling him about the green flash though I'd never seen it myself. So we watched....and watched and IT HAPPENED for like one second and was gone. I turned to ask him "you saw that too, right?" He said he saw it too. Fun stuff!
I saw it once as a boy at sunrise. What must have been quite a wave got in the way of the sun as it started to rise. It was quite an emerald flash. Very vivid.
I remember seeing the green flash at Mission Beach in San Diego in the 1980s.I remember the green flash went across the entire horizon for a split second. This video is nothing to write home about
I saw it from Sarasota Florida's Crescent Beach several times when I lived there in the 1980s and early 1990s.. My Aunt who lived on Longboat Key told me about it.
Sadly, flat earthers would deny the beauty of this video. They hold that sunsets and sunrises are a trick of perspective from a high local sun and not the obvious and patently unambiguous disappearance of the sun behind the curvature of the earth. Lovely vid.
people will believe anything, like gods (fantastic beings that control everything), and that we will live eternally in paradise after death. All nonsense
I had the opportunity to witness this phenomenon from the bridge wing of my destroyer a couple times. This, seeing the stars on a clear night, and the various encounters with marine wildlife really make standing watch worth it.
Our eyes and brains see complimentary colours after we stare at a colour in bright light. In bright sunlight for 10-15 seconds look at a coloured piece of paper then with a piece of white paper to hand look at it. The complimenatry colour of the coloured paper will show. I think that's what's happened here, when the bright light and colour of the sunset are suddenly gone we see the exact shade of green that is the complimentary colour to the red light.
I reckon I've seen my fair share. Happens on rare occasion. At the last glimpse of sunset, a green flash shoots up into the sky. Some go their whole lives without ever seeing it. Some claim to have seen it. And some say.....
We were on a bus tour on Maui after going to Hana and stopped in Kihei with the bus just at sunset. I said "watch for the green flash" and many people had never heard of it. They were asking questions and I just said watch as the sun is just going out of sight! It was the brightest green flash I ever saw. That was twice in my life I've seen it.
I’ve seen it 3 times in my life with the naked eye. You need a perfect horizon with no fog or haze. Sometimes it lasts for a split second; sometimes it lasts for several seconds. The longest one I saw was about 3 seconds. It helps to live on a West coast-just gives you a lot more opportunity.
Little tip if you close your eyes leading up to the sun setting and have someone tell you to open them just as the sun is setting (last 10 seconds or so) on the horizon, you will actually see a bright green flash shoot into the sky from the zenith of the sun. It's pretty cool. Has to be vary clear on the horizon and timed perfectly. Good luck!
Worked on my dad's fishing boat as a Charter skipper and deckhand, plus a lot of commercial fishing. In all that time I have seen the green spot twice and they were on the same 3 day weekend. So what caused it the first dusk happened to still be in effect the 2nd evening out at Santa Barbara Island some 22 miles west of Catalina Island.
The green is present always. We can’t see it because the red/orange/yellow masks it. When the red/orange/yellow is attenuated just enough, the green appears visible. Notice that the green is there at the entirety of the video but just at the fringes left and right of the arc that meet the ocean. In effect, a rainbow is beaning towards our eyes as we look at it from its side. R=Red O=Orange Y=Yellow G=Green B=Blue I=Indigo V=Violet
I saw a pink flash at dusk a few years ago while driving. There wasn't a cloud in the sky. Then i started getting into noble gasses and neon gasses and upper atmospheric anomalies. But I think this Northern Light stuff happening, is at the end of the movie projector in edit, where the film was spliced as we are in overtime lol !
The green flash is said to be rare, but if you have a clear, distant water horizon and can observe from a somewhat elevated position it is possible to see dozens a year. I have. More challenging is the sunrise green flash, because you have to be staring at the exact spot just as the limb of the sun appears. The phenomenon is complicated by the fact that, due to atmospheric refraction, the sun is actually still below the horizon when it becomes visible.
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red light reflected off a blue surface at the critical angle yields green light. The ocean is working like a filter/prism.
Thanks! I knew it was the sun and water color but it's been 60 years since I was in that art class lol
Unfortunately the other 1000 people in this thread that not read this now believe it‘s aliens in the sun or that the sun is sick.
@@CmdSoda Dont know whats worse, aliens or pseudoscience like this which is totally wrong
@@CmdSodai’m scared for society.
@@rat._crustzz I‘m scared of society
This was the very first time I saw the green flash, and I am76 years old! Thanks for the video!
👌
Same here, and I live near the beach in SoCal. Finally!
@Black88057 in the video. IRL?? What is that?
@@bonblue4993 in real life
@@bonblue4993IRL means In Real Life
I was expecting something different with the term "flash".
But, this was still interesting.
The term Flash in the Pan is referring to a glint of gold in otherwise undesirable stuff. I guess in this context, it makes sense?
But I agree. Was expecting something to brighten! It's very subtle
The name implies it is a short moment, and I know it may be misleading.
quick as a flash
That would be terrifying if sky suddenly turns green instead of orange colour
A real green flash does flash. This is not a green flash
My father always owned boats... I spent my entire life on a boat. I have owned 7. I am 72. HAVE NEVER SEEN THIS. FINALLY!!!! Thank you
I have owned boats but not now. I live a few miles from the Mid Atlantic Coast & just a half mile from a large bay. I have never noticed the green. Still, I wouldn't call it a flash but rather a green rim or ring. Stil nice to finally see it. Maybe I'll record next time.
Stare at the setting sun, that looks redish. Then close your eyes. AMAZING, it's green!
You can't see it on a boat. You have to be stationary on land.
@@commonsense246 Not true.
I saw a green flash in 2003. Our first night in Waialua Bay, my husband and I walked to the water’s edge to watch the sunset. There were two or three whales about 150 yards out, slapping the water with their tales. The weather was absolutely perfect. And then when the sun set, the green flash. It was the single most magical moment of my life.
That paints a beautiful picture, thank you for sharing that story.
proof
tails!
@haraldschurr1035 haha didn't notice until you pointed it out. i think i was swept away by the experience being described
@@knockthebackdoorbeforeleavingyou people always want proof like it's the supreme court here,it happened in 2003 so he can't do that
Someone has returned from the dead.
Ah, someone of culture
@@SnekOil Aye mate
will turner is back
The Acta Pilate, written in the 4th century AD, is the letter Pontius Pilate wrote to Caesar about what happened. At some point, the guards reported a green glow around the tomb...
Yellow and blue make green! Just like the ziploc bags 😎
I saw one in pirates of the Caribbean!
🍺🍺🍺 The Pearl !!! 🍺🍺🍺
Parlez!!!
Amazing how fast the sun disappears below the horizon!
Imagine how confusing this must be for flat Earth fans...(apparently the sun just circles above us, yet nighttime reaches some countries despite still being in line of sight with the sun !!)
@@dominiclester3232yeah, if the sun was even at a 45° angle it would be “day time” for everyone
@@country_haven Learn what 'Perspective' is
@@ProfessorCrumbs65 what i mean is that everyone would be seeing the sun
Flat Earf. It doesn't go below the horizon, this is CGI. It just gets smaller and smaller till thou canst seest it. Flat Earf. But not flat moon.
"You ever gaze upon the Green Flash Master Turner?"
That was perfect. Thank you for allowing us to see it.
Genitals go brrrrrr
I saw the green flash from the flight deck of the USS Enterprise CVA(N)-65 in December of 1971. We had just finished a 30 day line period on Yankee Station in the Tonkin Gulf and were heading to Subic Bay, Philippines, for resupply and liberty when the India-Pakastani war broke out. The Enterprise and escorts, as Nuclear Task Force 1, were ordered to the Indian Ocean in the event that any US citizens caught up in the hostilities needed evacuation. We were transiting the Straits of Mallaca and I was on the flight deck as sunset approached and recalled reading about the green flash in a novel the previous summer. I wasn't sure it was even a real phenomenon but decided to watch for it and lucked out. I didn't own a movie camera and both my film cameras were in my locker below deck, but I still recall the event and this video comes very close to my experience. It would be easy to overlook the brief flash if you didn't know about it. A couple of years ago I discovered a lesser known Jules Verne work entitled "The Green Flash" in a Kindle collection of his writings. Thanks for sharing your video!
Nice! I saw it in about 1980 while driving on the 5 freeway in Oceanside CA! I was looking at the sun sinking and looked at just the right moment!
It was very bright.
potc had me expecting a flash in the sky afterwards
Saw my first and so far in my nearly 61 years,only green flash just this past February. We were at Rick's Cafe in Negril Jamaica watching g the sun set over the water. Beautiful.
We sit out on our lanai every evening with a glass of scotch and grade the greenflashes. 2 nights ago was one of the most vivid we've ever seen as a clear horizon surface beneath low horizon clouds magnified the intensity. And the sunbeams shooting skyward were a real framing treat.
Oh ya ... this was absolutely beautiful!
I ain't reading all that 💀
@@BeeKay6 Then why comment on something you aren't reading?
Where in Florida
@@BeeKay6Can't read 3 sentences?
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Holy smokes that’s way better than any I’ve ever seen, even with the naked eye ! Thanks for posting! Very good capture ❤️🔥
Hey you made a video about a green flash
@@danak.simpson547 yeah it could never compare to this video 😍🤩
As a kid, I read a Reader's Digest article titled " A split-Second of Paradise" which described this phenomena.
I remember reading that too. Wish I could find that article. The only thing is I thought it happened at sunrise instead of sunset. No wonder I haven’t been able to see it!
@@jameswolff2152 Correct. It was daybreak on the US East Coast. I want to say it was in Maine; Possibly Cadillac Mountain in Acadia NP. It's funny how Google can't find that story. IIRC it was in a Reader's Digest hardcover compilation book.
@@jameswolff2152: Huh! Now I have to find an area with no trees to watch the sunset. Maybe I can ask my dad to go to those areas to see if he can capture this kind of moment 😍🤩 I just wish I didn't have this painful and deadly disease so I could go out more often without having to worry about going to the hospital. What's worse is that I'm in the middle of transferring to adult care and I don't have my ID yet, so Idk what will happen if I end up needing to go in again without it ;-; I also don't understand why every time I think about getting my ID, the universe or something stops me like it's saying I don't need it when I clearly need it. If it does not help me to get rid of this disease, then I will very well do whatever I can to stop whoever or whatever is stopping me from doing the things I feel I need to do asap... If I can...
@@kiranerysegordon5485 Sorry you're going through a bad time. I hope things work out as well as possible.
It can be an actual green flash -- a bright green wink. Saw it once in my life -- circa 1986 -- from a inflatable boat off San Diego, California and in the company of the legendary Sylvia Earle. .
First time I saw the Green Flash was in the early 80s, at a friend's house in the hills above San Jose. Hope life has been good to you, Joan.
Green? Yes. Flash? No.
Green flash? Yes
No flash green yes
Yes Green No Flash
Yes no flash green
I just love the ocean!!!! Especially in the evening its its just magical
I had seen this phenomenon on national geographic,
Appaluse to cameraman for capturing this.
My rockruff evolved while seeing this! Thanks.
Yo guess I’m not the only Pokémon fan here 🐶🪨
I was looking for this comment lol😂
Seen two green flashes in Grand Cayman in my last 40 years. They are special.
wow... so beautiful 😮 i thought it was just a tale told in pirates of the caribbean 🙈
I saw a green flash one time on the beach at San Diego. I was there with a friend and was telling him about the green flash though I'd never seen it myself. So we watched....and watched and IT HAPPENED for like one second and was gone. I turned to ask him "you saw that too, right?" He said he saw it too. Fun stuff!
The beauty of God's creation. Always amazing
I saw it once as a boy at sunrise. What must have been quite a wave got in the way of the sun as it started to rise. It was quite an emerald flash. Very vivid.
I live in the Caribbean on Roatan island. I have seen 8 in the last year. Fortunate to have seen them.
which of the 8 brought back Jack Sparrow
My dad said that the green flash brings all people that died at sea into heaven.
he got that from pirates of the caribbean 3
@@Mogswamp lol
@@Mogswampwell maybe he’s correct
@@Mogswamp hi mogswamp
@@Mogswamp Nope, in the movie the green flash means someone's returning from the land of the dead! Do pay attention when you watch the movie!
Awesome. I saw my first green flash in Mexico this past January.
The Flying Dutchman approaches.
the sunset at sea is one of the most beautiful things of nature
"It signals when a soul comes back to this world, from the dead!"
I remember seeing the green flash at Mission Beach in San Diego in the 1980s.I remember the green flash went across the entire horizon for a split second. This video is nothing to write home about
I've always read about this. Thanks so much for sharing!!
This was mentioned in one of cassandra clare's books and I've always wanted to see it since, thank you for this!!
I’ve never heard of Cassandra Clare. I’ll check it out. Victoria Holt also mentions it at length in her novel Pride of the Peacock.
WOW !!! This is REALLY the gamechanger we were all waiting for so long.
Green Flash is my favorite obscure DC character.
I saw it from Sarasota Florida's Crescent Beach several times when I lived there in the 1980s and early 1990s.. My Aunt who lived on Longboat Key told me about it.
Sadly, flat earthers would deny the beauty of this video. They hold that sunsets and sunrises are a trick of perspective from a high local sun and not the obvious and patently unambiguous disappearance of the sun behind the curvature of the earth. Lovely vid.
people will believe anything, like gods (fantastic beings that control everything), and that we will live eternally in paradise after death. All nonsense
@@lobomalsano interestingly there appears to be a strong correlation between belief in flat earth and religious adherence.
@@robsalvv5853 For sure, it was christianity that defended that theory in the first place
@@robsalvv5853no theres not. Cope and get those demons out, soul-less bug
I was in the Navy for 2 years and never heard about the green flash until Pirates of the Caribbean.
I never knew to look for it
I was a quartermaster we used to watch them all the time from bridge. Maybe just a QM thing.
Spent 20 days sailing west, never saw the green flash once, thank you for the video.
We really living in high definition minecraft game💀
Beautiful video! Thank you
I thought this was only something in Pirates of the Caribbean at the end of Worlds End!
Grandfather told me about it always taught it was a legend or a story you tell to children a bit of magic in this world
I did see this phenomenon a few times in patea New Zealand, while looking out to sea .
Never forgot very impressive sight
Best one ever thank u for that
I had the opportunity to witness this phenomenon from the bridge wing of my destroyer a couple times. This, seeing the stars on a clear night, and the various encounters with marine wildlife really make standing watch worth it.
One of these days, I hope to capture this very thing.
Never seen that ! That was cool!
Its amazing how people recollecting from their memory and saying that they saw green flash in 1970s and 1980s..
Watched this a few times, not sure what I was supposed to see
The horizon looks like the end of the map
Somebody is celebrating with their ultra-rare Lycanroc tonight
Our eyes and brains see complimentary colours after we stare at a colour in bright light.
In bright sunlight for 10-15 seconds look at a coloured piece of paper then with a piece of white paper to hand look at it. The complimenatry colour of the coloured paper will show.
I think that's what's happened here, when the bright light and colour of the sunset are suddenly gone we see the exact shade of green that is the complimentary colour to the red light.
i saw this phenomena one time over 30 years ago
There’s a restaurant in San Diego called The Green Flash that’s definitely a place to check out. It has photos of this phenomenon.
Just looks like an ordinary sunset to me
Always wanted to see that! Thanks!
This is something that many people who visit Key West hope to see!
I reckon I've seen my fair share. Happens on rare occasion. At the last glimpse of sunset, a green flash shoots up into the sky. Some go their whole lives without ever seeing it. Some claim to have seen it. And some say.....
We were on a bus tour on Maui after going to Hana and stopped in Kihei with the bus just at sunset. I said "watch for the green flash" and many people had never heard of it. They were asking questions and I just said watch as the sun is just going out of sight! It was the brightest green flash I ever saw. That was twice in my life I've seen it.
Damn your zoom is insane
I was with friends fishing on the Gulf west of Tampa Bay when I saw it. It was more vivid than what this recording showed.
Woah! I have never seen the green flash. Thanks for the video, man.
Regular people: cool!😎
Pirates of the Caribbean fans: so… who came back from the dead?
Ever gazed upon the green flash, Mister Gibbs?
I’ve seen it 3 times in my life with the naked eye. You need a perfect horizon with no fog or haze. Sometimes it lasts for a split second; sometimes it lasts for several seconds. The longest one I saw was about 3 seconds. It helps to live on a West coast-just gives you a lot more opportunity.
Little tip if you close your eyes leading up to the sun setting and have someone tell you to open them just as the sun is setting (last 10 seconds or so) on the horizon, you will actually see a bright green flash shoot into the sky from the zenith of the sun. It's pretty cool. Has to be vary clear on the horizon and timed perfectly. Good luck!
The sun goes down faster than i thought
I like how the sun slowly goes down while the green effect happens
Jacks back from Davey Jones locker i see?
This is a rare phenomenon....good catch.
Amazing ❤
Regular people: “Wow that’s beautiful!”
People that have watched Pirates of the Caribbean: “…”
Up is down my freind
Very interesting:) thank you for sharing
Thank you for posting that it is beautiful
Worked on my dad's fishing boat as a Charter skipper and deckhand, plus a lot of commercial fishing. In all that time I have seen the green spot twice and they were on the same 3 day weekend. So what caused it the first dusk happened to still be in effect the 2nd evening out at Santa Barbara Island some 22 miles west of Catalina Island.
Saw one in Sanibel Island a looooong time ago. Pretty cool to see one again.
I saw one in person north of kona in 2019, cool video, thanks!
The most incredible part is What you can see Solar flares if you look closely.
The one and only time I ever saw a green flash was while on a Coast Guard Cutter in the Gulf of Alaska. Pretty trippy.
Wheres the green flash?
This guy didn't see the green flash 😂
The sun becomes green a second before it sinks under the waves
Captain Jack Sparrow has escaped Davy Jones locker.
I am color blind of the protan type and can’t see anything. At what time in the video exactly does the flash happen and where ? Thank you 🌞
It doesn’t happen. The term “flash” refers to a glint in the Sun. So no flash in the sky :(
@@Chris_GT Oh thank you ! So the sun gets slightly green tinted ?
That’s pretty cool.
I saw this at key west and the water was smoother and it was more of a flash. Amazing
The green is present always. We can’t see it because the red/orange/yellow masks it. When the red/orange/yellow is attenuated just enough, the green appears visible. Notice that the green is there at the entirety of the video but just at the fringes left and right of the arc that meet the ocean. In effect, a rainbow is beaning towards our eyes as we look at it from its side.
R=Red
O=Orange
Y=Yellow
G=Green
B=Blue
I=Indigo
V=Violet
Very beautiful 🤩
Thats pretty common (the green color change at the end) but thats not a "green flash". It will literally flash a green light just as it dips
I saw a pink flash at dusk a few years ago while driving. There wasn't a cloud in the sky. Then i started getting into noble gasses and neon gasses and upper atmospheric anomalies. But I think this Northern Light stuff happening, is at the end of the movie projector in edit, where the film was spliced as we are in overtime lol !
What a beautiful bath
Thank you very much for this.
Must be an INVISIBLE green flash--top secret model.
It's beautiful 😍😍
I actually caught a photo of one by accident. Was taking a pretty sunset pic and there's a green beam going from the setting sun and upwards.
The green flash is said to be rare, but if you have a clear, distant water horizon and can observe from a somewhat elevated position it is possible to see dozens a year. I have. More challenging is the sunrise green flash, because you have to be staring at the exact spot just as the limb of the sun appears. The phenomenon is complicated by the fact that, due to atmospheric refraction, the sun is actually still below the horizon when it becomes visible.
"ever gazed upon the green flash, Master Gibbs?"