@@nattybumppo4151That is how shadows work, in fact. It’s just that most light sources on earth come from small sources that are smaller than the object that the shadow is from, so their shadows seem to get wider at a further distance rather than smaller. As for shadows from sunlight, they usually appear to stay the same size because of how far away the sun is. However, in the case of an eclipse, the relative distances between the earth, sun, and moon, and the fact that the sun is bigger than the moon, cause a cone-shaped shadow to be projected onto the earth, and the spot where the shadow touches the earth surface is far smaller than the moon - only a few miles across.
Man I wish more people got that excited about something. I got joy just hearing how happy he was. This was truly amazing. And my new favorite phrase of all time is "omg, PROMINENCE"
You provided one of the few comments in support of the gentleman filming the event. 99.8% of the comments just show how shallow a mind with computer/cell phone and a data plan can be. It's called PASSION....the gentleman was PASSIONATE about the rare event he was witnessing. A total solar eclipse is a MONUMENTAL phenomemon. Most of these idiots are clueless to the perfect mechanics, geometry and timing that must come together to produce such an event. And to view it - from a commercial jetliner - is a truly awe-inspiring experience to which the gentleman was reacting. The fact that he was reciting the correct terms ("prominence", "diamond ring", "Baily's Beads") throughout the recording showed this is something he had more than a passing acquaintance with. Then again, some people get that excited about Game of Thrones or some similar mindlessness.
While he may be well versed in eclipses, to me it just sounds like he is just trying to show off his knowledge to other passengers. These events should be admired and observed in silence in my opinion. Real physicists are humbled by these natural phenomenons. They understand just how irrelevant the human race is in the universe.
I thought the same thing. Would totally ruin my experience unless I had headphones. 2017 will have one across the whole USA and I intend to view in the middle of a field far from as many people as possible, for this very reason.
not really. i would put all my concentration into engraving that moment into my soul (and a camera probably) rather that blither like an idiot. i've seen three eclipses so far and one of them was a totality so perfect to be seen only once a century ( 2009). yet i definitely did not act like i was having an orgasm while being high on LSD.
This guy is really endearing. Made me smile to hear his excitement. Cut him a break, this was a rare and unique experience that he obviously appreciated greatly. Good for him.
The way hes explaining it makes you get excited too. He can be a great solar eclipse tour guide. You can tell he knows a lot about it.. totality, 7 oclock, 10 o'clock, prominence, elongating, diamond ring.
It's pretty sad how people complain about everything. Hearing someone excited about a unique experience about the amazing world we live in is a beautiful thing. This video is one of the best things out there in recent days. Cheers to everyone who is constantly in awe of the beauty of nature and of the opportunity we have to share this with each other.
Prominences! Diamond ring! Oh my gawd! Look at that! Here it comes! Look at those prominences! Totality! On a brighter note, it really was a beautiful view. Thanks for uploading this video!
When I first saw this video, I thought the guy's reaction was overblown and a bit silly & ridiculous. After witnessing the August 2017 total solar eclipse from Missouri, I can totally understand & relate to what he's feeling. There's no words to describe the power of totality over our mere human emotions!
I watched this video yesterday and I thought it was exaggerated. I watched the eclipse today and this is exactly how I behaved. These total eclipses are even better in person, and much bigger!
+Kane Alson A lot of people don't know that the plane was full of astronomers from the American Astronomical Society. Astronomer Mike Mentrianakis was the guy freaking out. He isn't just some obnoxious passenger shouting. He was saying what they all understood and appreciated. They were most likely making similar observations and remarks from their own windows. Mike lives for this. Totality! Totality!!!.....
This is so epic, this gentleman also made it all more exciting. He's like a well-spoken commentator for a football match, just only for the space enthusiasts. This has put a smile on my face, and every year or so, I come back to this video.
Before you comment on the guy who's capturing the video... Think about how patient he's been his entire life waiting to see something like this. Most people don't! My gawd, prominence!
That is how I feel anytime I see a sports game and have to endure the shitty commentator not shutting his mouth. At least this is interesting and worthy of excitement.
It sad that you people can't get caught up in someone else's excitement of an event. I'm very sorry you have to find things to be annoyed about. SHOUT LOUDER, DUDE!!! ENJOY LIFE!!!! CHEERS!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kudos to this guy and his passion for this event. Him and others, part of the American Astronomical Society, got Alaska Airlines to change this flight schedule so that they could witness this event. You all are complaining about his excitement. . . but this is part of his life. You'd be just as excited for this, too! Thanks for the awesome video :)
You have to see it live to fully understand and appreciate the experience. Saw my first total eclipse this last 4/8 in Avon Lake OH. An unforgettable experience of a life time
I actually enjoyed the wholesome joy this man and many others expressed. We get enough negative bs, so I choose to savor the good instead of make fun of him. It really was an amazing thing to experience.
He has no consideration for others around him, hes being annoying and ignoring social etiquette because the moon is infront of the sun? Nope, he can be excited and not a dickhead at the same time and he is not doing that.
This is my first Total solar eclipse. And seeing it in Texas from my own eyes is breathtaking. It’s so much better seeing on your eyes than using any expensive camera.
This is the new "double rainbow" video!!! You can't be annoyed at the videographer's commentary. You gotta love it! The images and the whole flight. Good job Alaska airlines!
Every person complaining about his commentary has never seen a total eclipse. The spectacle is so far beyond normal experience that it's next to impossible to vocalize what is actually happening. There are unfortunately no words to describe it, nor is there a good way to capture it with photography. It's similar to the difference between watching a video of skydiving and actually participating. Nothing accurately reflects the experience.
Having once been under the shadow of the moon during the 11 Aug 1999 total solar eclipse in Europe, I can fully understand his excitement. There's something distinctly primordial about the sun suddenly disappearing. I had exactly the same reaction and burst into tears on my recording of that day. Now I'm looking forward to being in Oregon in Aug 2017
That is actually extremely INCREDIBLE. The odds of someone getting a flight and literally front row seats to this, on the day it finally happens after many many years, is such a rarity and probably once in a lifetime thing and these people are getting to experience it. I’m just in aww of that, it’s so amazing to me!
Having just seen a total solar eclipse in person, I can completely understand the sense of euphoria that this man feels. I got to see the eclipse from Dublin, Ohio and to see the diamond ring, corona, and solar prominences is truly indescribable. As I watched with my family, I was also doing play by play and cheering as if my favorite player had just hit a home run in the World Series.
Amazing! I'll be climbing a mountain today to watch the solar eclipse 8/21/2017 at about 63% coverage. It's not total, but it's going to be awesome! This guy is really passionate and I had no problem going on that "trip" of awesome with him. It's sad that other people have never felt this extreme feeling of JOY. Some may be completely void of emotions all together or they were brought up to stifle them. I would much rather be born with no limbs than be void of emotions. When those of us who are super-sensitive experience intense emotions it seems to leave a negative on so many because they just can't FEEL what we feel. I experience intense joy in many things people deem as not worth feeling so much for. And they wonder why they need so much money and junk to try and attain a temporary replacement for things that are elusive to them ... JOY being one of them. I'm not an astronomer and I'm not passionate about celestial events, but I have empathy and can live joy through him as if it happened to me. I'm addicted to the feeling in the center of my core. Once you find it, you'll never let it go. But the material world you need to let go of is too high a price for most.
Sun disappear in the middle of the day. The sky become strangely dark and MOON become the darkest object in the sky. Then you look left and right in the sky and realize that sky has strange colour that you never have seen it before and suddenly you see the planets of the Solar System with your naked eye and you do realize once again that those planets ARE around us all the time - rotating quietly ... Heat level drops. And animals go quiet. Flowers closed itself down. Everything is quiet . You look at the Eclipse, thinking about LIFE ... with Sun and without ... And the mighty Sun comes back shining in its full glory! AND you never ever forget the sight , strange light around you nor those goosebumps you did have during that TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE. PS: I think people should observe Solar Eclipse event silently and in THE owe. Not screaming and/or cheering - as that noise takes out from the experience of being in harmony with the Mother Nature. You take it all in ... and look for the next one! :)
Incredible footage! Well done! I've only seen a partial a few years back, but it was very memorable. But seeing a total solar eclipse? .... in-flight? ... it must be absolutely phenomenal! And I'm sure the video doesn't compare to seeing it in person. Very cool story too, enjoyed reading about it on the Alaska Airlines blog.
For people who are complaining about him yelling excitement there's a volume option for a reason.... You've probably never had anything exciting in your life
Yeah friend this man is killing everyone off by laughter and anger. Really this is gonna be a nice joke with this guy. If I saw this guy today, bet I would really kill myself on laughter!
That was only 3 minutes, imagine an 8 hour flight with this guy! "OMG, the flight took off! OMG it's beautiful! OMG the food is here! Wow! TOTALITY! OMG! their giving peanuts! OMG! It's been 15 minutes! OMG! wow! "
The fact that we have our technology today to document these events is pretty outstanding. I can’t imagine how earlier civilizations reacted to this!! Just amazing!!
Now that is a view you would rarely ever get from that altitude!!! Pilots were probably excited over this one! Beautiful! Edit: I witness the eclipse of 2024 in Dallas & I had the SAME reaction! 😂
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I can't be totally positive, but I think he really wanted us to look at that.
xDDD
Meredith Williams HAHHAHAH HOLY GOD
What did he want us to do??
Look at that
Would you look at that...... Just look at it 🤤😨👀
00:00: Oh my God
00:01 Here we go !
00:03 Oh my god
00:04 Look at this
00:05 Oh my god
00:06 Look at that
00:07 Oh my god
00:08 Oh look at that
00:09 Oh my god
00:10 Look at that
00:11 Look at that
00:12 Oh here we go !
...
3:16 WooooW !
3:17 Yeeeeah !
3:18 Oh my god
lol
lol 😁 😁 😁
lol!!!
+xxXXmilitoXXxx thanks for subtitle :D
hahaha. u really counted it??
This time the window seat is truly important
It's probably the cockpit
@@blucanhank382 no its not
@@adamdoy5651 Yes, how stupid. Clearly there is no steering wheel, so it can't be the cockpit :D
@@blucanhank382 It's probably whatever you want it to be. Just keep it to yourself :)
@@janwinterhagen8388, such an applause in cockpit? No. It's in passenger cabin.
An angle from this high in altitude really puts into perspective the fact you’re in the moon’s shadow during a solar eclipse. Really incredible video.
So the moon is less than 70 miles across?
@@nattybumppo4151 No, the reason is that the sun is much wider than the moon, so the shadow is a lot narrower once it reaches the earth.
the sun & moon travel east to west every day. the eclipse moves west to east.
@@ronkalinovsky6898 That’s not how shadows work my guy.
@@nattybumppo4151That is how shadows work, in fact. It’s just that most light sources on earth come from small sources that are smaller than the object that the shadow is from, so their shadows seem to get wider at a further distance rather than smaller. As for shadows from sunlight, they usually appear to stay the same size because of how far away the sun is. However, in the case of an eclipse, the relative distances between the earth, sun, and moon, and the fact that the sun is bigger than the moon, cause a cone-shaped shadow to be projected onto the earth, and the spot where the shadow touches the earth surface is far smaller than the moon - only a few miles across.
HE ATTAC
HE PROTAC
BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY :
HE LOOK AT THAT
Amen
that’s from dantdm
he attacc...
he protecc...
But most importantly:
hE gIvE eM tHe oLd bIg bOi wAcC
@@PowerSerge remember
That is great to hear someone so genuinely excited. He will have that memory for the rest of his life. Very cool moment.
How many more will he see? Four? haha I bet he wants to chase all the rest.
Shit
Mental
Sandra exactly
Well would you look at that 😂
Man I wish more people got that excited about something. I got joy just hearing how happy he was. This was truly amazing. And my new favorite phrase of all time is "omg, PROMINENCE"
You provided one of the few comments in support of the gentleman filming the event. 99.8% of the comments just show how shallow a mind with computer/cell phone and a data plan can be. It's called PASSION....the gentleman was PASSIONATE about the rare event he was witnessing. A total solar eclipse is a MONUMENTAL phenomemon. Most of these idiots are clueless to the perfect mechanics, geometry and timing that must come together to produce such an event. And to view it - from a commercial jetliner - is a truly awe-inspiring experience to which the gentleman was reacting. The fact that he was reciting the correct terms ("prominence", "diamond ring", "Baily's Beads") throughout the recording showed this is something he had more than a passing acquaintance with. Then again, some people get that excited about Game of Thrones or some similar mindlessness.
nwest127 thank you! ❤
I thought he sounded like a nice guy :)
While he may be well versed in eclipses, to me it just sounds like he is just trying to show off his knowledge to other passengers. These events should be admired and observed in silence in my opinion. Real physicists are humbled by these natural phenomenons. They understand just how irrelevant the human race is in the universe.
Bro. Tolliver 👏👏👏❤❤
If I ever listen to a solar eclipse broadcasted live on the radio I want this guy.
On radio 😂😂😂😂
lol no shit
Why?
I feel bad for who ever was sitting next to him on the plane....
I thought the same thing. Would totally ruin my experience unless I had headphones. 2017 will have one across the whole USA and I intend to view in the middle of a field far from as many people as possible, for this very reason.
My thought exactly :D
I agree completely. Ugh, nothing worse than a group of cheering, clapping ninnycapoos to ruin some great shots and video -_-
A hug from Kitkat!! Ik right
I found "mute" works fine to get rid of their stupid noises....
Wow: 5
Look at that: 25
Oh my God: 21
Here we go: 5
+Mogens Beltoft I really appreciate the fact that you actually counted
forgot:
prominence
totality
Also forgot
Bailey's beads
Corona
Thank you for counting these!😁
I counted 22 OhMyGods 😂
Everyone's laughing from his reaction but if You've ever seen an eclipse You know You had the same reaction. Unbelievable event..
not really. i would put all my concentration into engraving that moment into my soul (and a camera probably) rather that blither like an idiot. i've seen three eclipses so far and one of them was a totality so perfect to be seen only once a century ( 2009). yet i definitely did not act like i was having an orgasm while being high on LSD.
JKinder313 Zip it Zippy
I've seen 2, and it's really exciting, but I didn't talk that much, I just enjoyed it totally mesmerized. But I understand his reaction.
Right
No u look at it an gasp
Honestly one of the coolest videos on the internet. You can see the entirety of the moons shadow
This guy is really endearing. Made me smile to hear his excitement. Cut him a break, this was a rare and unique experience that he obviously appreciated greatly. Good for him.
The way hes explaining it makes you get excited too. He can be a great solar eclipse tour guide. You can tell he knows a lot about it.. totality, 7 oclock, 10 o'clock, prominence, elongating, diamond ring.
Right they hating on him
@@MichelleHarris-en4qxyeah why is so much people hating on him?
I would get more excited if someone’s react like that.
@@michelm3832it’s his voice and how loud he is , no one is hating
"Here we go" "look at that" "totality"
Don't forget "oh my gooooood"
O my God 😂😂😂
He keeps shouting random science words to sound cool as well.
PROMINENCES
@@o_sch not really, what words?
After seeing an eclipse I can positively say this man’s reactions are 100% in line.
It's pretty sad how people complain about everything. Hearing someone excited about a unique experience about the amazing world we live in is a beautiful thing. This video is one of the best things out there in recent days. Cheers to everyone who is constantly in awe of the beauty of nature and of the opportunity we have to share this with each other.
Well said, thank you!
1:00 "Doh my god corona!"
Oddly fitting 4 years later.
i was thinking same 😊
this dude was time traveler i think 😳
Corona is actually the ring(sun). Is not meant to be COVID-19
@@MrK-Lyrics wooowww isn't it just crazy how we're all aware of that???!!!
@@MrK-Lyrics you obviously missed the joke
@@Carlit0Tit0 I get it, idk why I replied that 2 months ago
Prominences! Diamond ring! Oh my gawd! Look at that! Here it comes! Look at those prominences! Totality!
On a brighter note, it really was a beautiful view. Thanks for uploading this video!
Lmfaoooooo
It's elongated!! Look it's elongated!!!
Oh my god! Totality! Ahh my gaawwddd look at that!
My God! It's full of stars!
+Anthony McKimm And poor Dave was never heard from again.
Who else got emotional watching that!
I'm sitting here waiting for the eclipse of April 8 2024. I drove to Quebec to ensure clear weather
The guy kind of ruined the video constantly saying “here it comes”, “oh my god” and “look at that”!
@@GriceProductions totally. he could have had a couple of one word narrations, but damn consummate american.
Our Alaska flight did a 360 to allow us to view, even though we didn't get totality like this! Awesome job Alaska!
When I first saw this video, I thought the guy's reaction was overblown and a bit silly & ridiculous. After witnessing the August 2017 total solar eclipse from Missouri, I can totally understand & relate to what he's feeling. There's no words to describe the power of totality over our mere human emotions!
No
Yes, and that's exactly why you STFU in totality.... goddamnit
Why not just be happy for others happiness? I don’t understand
k.
I saw it from Missouri too
I watched this video yesterday and I thought it was exaggerated. I watched the eclipse today and this is exactly how I behaved. These total eclipses are even better in person, and much bigger!
the voice crack at roughly 0:30 really sold this for me lol, what a cool video with some of the best commentary i could have asked for
His emotions peaked when he was saying moon😂😂😂
@@vaunb2003 MOOooon
I DIDNT EVEN NOTICE BRO FJCKDAMNIT NOW I CANT UNHEAR IT
I love this guys enthusiasm. He obviously knows the subject of eclipses and is the right guy to appreciate this. He's a having a scientific freak out.
+Kane Alson A lot of people don't know that the plane was full of astronomers from the American Astronomical Society. Astronomer Mike Mentrianakis was the guy freaking out. He isn't just some obnoxious passenger shouting. He was saying what they all understood and appreciated. They were most likely making similar observations and remarks from their own windows. Mike lives for this. Totality! Totality!!!.....
I think you meant scientific geek out?
I think you mean orgasm.
andyandeloda I think you mean nerdgasm
Kane Alson
PROMISES !
OH MY GODD!
PROMISES!
This video is best viewed in mute
yes
absolutely. was hoping for a nice song that went with it but no. Thank the good Lord for the mute button.
+Erik “E T” T you want me to download it and add music?
Correction: This video is best viewed when you close your eyes
+C.A. Morvant it's best viewed when you close your ears
Step 1, Mute sound on this video. Step 2, play Interstellar sound track, Dreaming of the Crash. Step 3, Enjoy!
But the Interstellar soundtrack would only make me think of Interstellar.
I fucking hated the ending of Interstellar.
Interstellar was best.
NickFlightX or better yet, Cornfield Chase as it's building:)
Or Darude - Sandstorm :D
wow. thanks!
This is so epic, this gentleman also made it all more exciting. He's like a well-spoken commentator for a football match, just only for the space enthusiasts. This has put a smile on my face, and every year or so, I come back to this video.
OH MY GOD!!!!! LLOOOK AT DAAAAT!!!!!
+Kush Master TOTALITY!
22 times!
haha
+Kush Master LOOK AT DATT OH MAH GAD...PROMINENCES! JAYYYY IT'S A FUCKIN' WHAAYLE JAYYYY
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!!
"The mOOOooOOOns shadow is coming"
Don Beck That ridiculous voice crack😂
Mark Harvey Something tells me that from him screaming enthusiastically about everything his whole life
Don Beck It would suck to be sitting next to him
Mark Harvey it would to be in the same plane
Luisa Lima that is true😂😂
Before you comment on the guy who's capturing the video... Think about how patient he's been his entire life waiting to see something like this. Most people don't! My gawd, prominence!
Totality.
Dude, I went to Palembang to see the eclipse, except when totality came, it was cloudy.
Look at that! It's coming!!! =D
All the more reason for him to shut up and enjoy the moment.
+tinaUNDAcova Fatality xD
@@tinyturnip7676Precisely ‼️
It makes my heart melt when someone is so passionately excited about something. F the haters
Thanks God for the Mute button.
That is how I feel anytime I see a sports game and have to endure the shitty commentator not shutting his mouth. At least this is interesting and worthy of excitement.
I never have the sound on when I watch most videos. Good thing that I didn't have it on with this one.
Look at that
Lol
disliked and disloved
0:31 MoOoOns
Will Tisdale MoOoOns is that we have our second moon? LOL
Will Tisdale i died hahaha
Aww he really appreciates this. I can totally understand his enthusiasm. I share it too.
TruAgape1234 ageed! I'd freak out too!!
I think we may have found the "will you just look at that" Guy from Ed Bassmaster
He's Hilarious.
I can sure see why he was so excited at seeing the eclipse after just seeing one myself here in Akron, OH. Talk about surreal and mind-blowing!😮
It sad that you people can't get caught up in someone else's excitement of an event. I'm very sorry you have to find things to be annoyed about. SHOUT LOUDER, DUDE!!! ENJOY LIFE!!!! CHEERS!!!!!!!!!!!!
yes!!
+kamwrites Yap, and it would be even sadder to be sitting next to him on this, or any other flight.
pk
+kamwrites I like to enjoy events in peace or in a quieter manner. It's so hard to appreciate the beauty while this guy is shouting.
I agree 😀
Kudos to this guy and his passion for this event. Him and others, part of the American Astronomical Society, got Alaska Airlines to change this flight schedule so that they could witness this event. You all are complaining about his excitement. . . but this is part of his life. You'd be just as excited for this, too! Thanks for the awesome video :)
Best porn soundtrack ever.
hahaha
I was thinking the same thing
my brother thought that I'm play the porn scene haha 😂 😂 😂
+HigherPlanes must have jizzed himself a couplatimes
XDD
You have to see it live to fully understand and appreciate the experience. Saw my first total eclipse this last 4/8 in Avon Lake OH. An unforgettable experience of a life time
Plot twist : He's blind.
bish took me 20 minutes to get it .-.
He wants someone to look it for him
@@Matheus2Mr:dang
I laughed at your comment for 10 minutes!
great!
I actually enjoyed the wholesome joy this man and many others expressed. We get enough negative bs, so I choose to savor the good instead of make fun of him. It really was an amazing thing to experience.
He has no consideration for others around him, hes being annoying and ignoring social etiquette because the moon is infront of the sun? Nope, he can be excited and not a dickhead at the same time and he is not doing that.
@@CaIeb1get over it you sad fuuk. You will never no joy like that guy😂
Just look at it.
LOOK AT THAT HERE WE GO.
+Mario Noobman OH MY GOD... AHHHH
Ed Bassmaster
habba babba
Totality!
This is my first Total solar eclipse. And seeing it in Texas from my own eyes is breathtaking. It’s so much better seeing on your eyes than using any expensive camera.
This is the new "double rainbow" video!!! You can't be annoyed at the videographer's commentary. You gotta love it! The images and the whole flight. Good job Alaska airlines!
I most certainly CAN be annoyed, and WAS.😌
That’s pretty much what it feels like to experience totality. Exhilarating! I saw live in Oregon in 2017. Epic experience!!
>Look at that
>Oh my god
>Totality
>Elongated
>Prominences
>Wow
>Diamond Ring
I think it's awesome that he shared this. That's beautiful
Thumbs up for watching on mute!
To me, the most amazing is to see the actual shadow on the clouds.
WOULD YOU LOOK AT THAT
Just look at it! Would you look at that? Lol love it
Psh...
Would you just look at it
He’s just gotten the best seats in the house to watch an unique event.
thank you for posting this, can only imagine how great it must have been to experience such an event
Every person complaining about his commentary has never seen a total eclipse. The spectacle is so far beyond normal experience that it's next to impossible to vocalize what is actually happening. There are unfortunately no words to describe it, nor is there a good way to capture it with photography. It's similar to the difference between watching a video of skydiving and actually participating. Nothing accurately reflects the experience.
agreed. I found myself stupidly just saying "wow!" when totality hit in Nashville - watch?v=ryK4qQECafA
Finally somebody with sense in a RUclips comments section.
i saw it and yes it was awesome and I wasnt nearly that obnoxious...the guy ruined it period...
I saw it and this guy is annoying as fuck
Shaddup.
If I had a dollar for every time he said 'oh my god', I could pay for an iphone 5!!! lololll
5? How about the 8 when it's released. :-)
My3dviews can't expect much from dinosaurs
How about the 8 before it's released?
you could buy an eclipse flight with those oh my god dollars. glad he's excited. must have been a really cool thing.
Add that too the # of times I said it yesterday and you could probably buy Apple!!! AMAZING!!!
Seriously though this is some of the best footage i've ever seen of this phenomen
Having once been under the shadow of the moon during the 11 Aug 1999 total solar eclipse in Europe, I can fully understand his excitement. There's something distinctly primordial about the sun suddenly disappearing. I had exactly the same reaction and burst into tears on my recording of that day. Now I'm looking forward to being in Oregon in Aug 2017
Tim Lincecum Fuck you, then.
definitely is
I'm moving to Oregon in 3 days can't wait
Each fucking eclipse, we've been blessed with fucking clouds for the full duration
That is actually extremely INCREDIBLE. The odds of someone getting a flight and literally front row seats to this, on the day it finally happens after many many years, is such a rarity and probably once in a lifetime thing and these people are getting to experience it. I’m just in aww of that, it’s so amazing to me!
Here we go! Oh my god! Look at the moON! Haha, the leading up to that voice crack was hilarious. xD
LMAO.... @ 0:30
Lol Lol, That really is hilarious
ThE sHadOW iS CoMinG
Shadow proves flat earth, shadow is not a circle projected on a ball it's a eliplical shadow on a flat surface. Watch NASA fails on RUclips
Having just seen a total solar eclipse in person, I can completely understand the sense of euphoria that this man feels. I got to see the eclipse from Dublin, Ohio and to see the diamond ring, corona, and solar prominences is truly indescribable. As I watched with my family, I was also doing play by play and cheering as if my favorite player had just hit a home run in the World Series.
people sitting at the left side window seats: are we a joke to you?
Did I just listen to a guy climax?
yes
Some call it a moongasm.
LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!! here we go!!!!!!!
Lol best comment
+Mirror hahah nice
870 in the title is probably for how many times he says "Oh my gawd"
Lol, it really isn't though
GamerRusith 😂
I've seen it once, from the surface, and I will never see it in my life again… Incredible!
Amazing! I'll be climbing a mountain today to watch the solar eclipse 8/21/2017 at about 63% coverage. It's not total, but it's going to be awesome! This guy is really passionate and I had no problem going on that "trip" of awesome with him. It's sad that other people have never felt this extreme feeling of JOY. Some may be completely void of emotions all together or they were brought up to stifle them. I would much rather be born with no limbs than be void of emotions. When those of us who are super-sensitive experience intense emotions it seems to leave a negative on so many because they just can't FEEL what we feel. I experience intense joy in many things people deem as not worth feeling so much for. And they wonder why they need so much money and junk to try and attain a temporary replacement for things that are elusive to them ... JOY being one of them. I'm not an astronomer and I'm not passionate about celestial events, but I have empathy and can live joy through him as if it happened to me. I'm addicted to the feeling in the center of my core. Once you find it, you'll never let it go. But the material world you need to let go of is too high a price for most.
1:02 "I got Corona.there it is!"
2020: I give you another type of corona.
1:01
Corona: "And i took that personally"
LOLLL
The Coronavirus is literally named after the Sun's corona during an eclipse because the virus is shaped like a corona.
I laughed way too hard at this comment 😂 That was great
Seriously,this would have been AMAZING if they had dubbed over that guy with some ambient music...
Or some Bob Ross narrations
Happy Happy sun, now it has a friend. The Happy Moon is coming to see the Sun today. look at that, they're best friends.!!
Sun disappear in the middle of the day. The sky become strangely dark and MOON become the darkest object in the sky. Then you look left and right in the sky and realize that sky has strange colour that you never have seen it before and suddenly you see the planets of the Solar System with your naked eye and you do realize once again that those planets ARE around us all the time - rotating quietly ... Heat level drops. And animals go quiet. Flowers closed itself down. Everything is quiet . You look at the Eclipse, thinking about LIFE ... with Sun and without ... And the mighty Sun comes back shining in its full glory! AND you never ever forget the sight , strange light around you nor those goosebumps you did have during that TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE. PS: I think people should observe Solar Eclipse event silently and in THE owe. Not screaming and/or cheering - as that noise takes out from the experience of being in harmony with the Mother Nature. You take it all in ... and look for the next one! :)
I booked a flight with Alaska Airlines after noticing that this is one of the few airlines being flexible enough to pay tribute to such cosmic events.
*Video anylatics *
Oh my God -95 times.
Look at Datt-71 times.
Ahh- 42 times
Here we go - 4 times.
( Obsessed with OMG) - Such a theist :3
Thanks for count
my favorite quote from this video: “oh my god”
love his enthusiasm. hope we get a video from this guy again today!
You’re joking, right?
Incredible footage! Well done! I've only seen a partial a few years back, but it was very memorable. But seeing a total solar eclipse? .... in-flight? ... it must be absolutely phenomenal! And I'm sure the video doesn't compare to seeing it in person. Very cool story too, enjoyed reading about it on the Alaska Airlines blog.
This video started playing loudly on my phone, and my family called out from the next room, & asked me to turn the porno down I was watching!!👀
HHAHHAHAHA
lol thats one passionate astornomer. :P
Good for him though. That must've been pretty awesome in person.
The horizon ring is so cool
Waiter: how spicy would you like your curry?
Man: Totality!
For people who are complaining about him yelling excitement there's a volume option for a reason.... You've probably never had anything exciting in your life
***** shadow of the fucking moon.... And it's beautiful
His enthusiasm was amazing, I wish teachers taught with this much fire
Thank you for helping me get ready for tomorrow's eclipse!
Oh my god! Look at that!
1:01 no phill to tom I GOTTA CORONA.
1:03 TYLER PERRYS BEADS and DIAMOND RING!
1:07 LOOKADAT TOTALITEEEEE
euroaaRON1 LMFAO
Yeah friend this man is killing everyone off by laughter and anger. Really this is gonna be a nice joke with this guy. If I saw this guy today, bet I would really kill myself on laughter!
TOTALITY! PROMININCES! TOTALITY! ELONGATED! PROMINANCES! OH MY GOD!
Bigblue091 😂
That was only 3 minutes, imagine an 8 hour flight with this guy!
"OMG, the flight took off! OMG it's beautiful! OMG the food is here! Wow! TOTALITY! OMG! their giving peanuts! OMG! It's been 15 minutes! OMG! wow! "
That is the coolest perspective to have other than the ISS. Thank you for sharing!
The ISS has video from this perspective,?? Send links
"Full double rainbow ! What does it mean....what does it mean...."
@@juginstin pssst....RUclips "Double Rainbow" 😂
What does it mean?
Is this the Double Rainbow Guy again?
The fact that we have our technology today to document these events is pretty outstanding. I can’t imagine how earlier civilizations reacted to this!! Just amazing!!
Now that is a view you would rarely ever get from that altitude!!! Pilots were probably excited over this one! Beautiful!
Edit: I witness the eclipse of 2024 in Dallas & I had the SAME reaction! 😂
Sounds like an episode of Rick and Morty
the guy sounds like those psychopaths from bird box who wanted everyone to open their eyes ong
You deserve more likes fod this🤣🤣🤣🤣
⤵️🎤💀 dam straight
To really enjoy this video just mute the audio
The commentator kept this moment from reaching its full potential
"Would you look at that?" "Just look at that!" - Ed Bassmaster
How many times did he say Oh My God???
DiamondWolf25 Gaming 21 times
I'm glad he was there to tell you to look, you might have kept reading your book
Does anyone pay attention to the eclipse instead of the guy
Oh yeah, I was completely immersed in that unbelievably stunning view.
...until I turned my volume up.
Darian Washburn I had to go back and watch it a second time with the mute on because oh my God
I tried, but it was too hard. I should have put mute or put my earphones down, but I was hoping the guy would shut up at some point.
Darian Washburn like that profile pic
Darian Washburn what eclipse ?
Sounds like Ed Bassmaster "Just look at it" mixed with the Double Rainbow reaction
great picture. really annoying shouting guy.
Wow!! Now that is SPECTACULAR, way better view from the view of a plane high in the sky than being on the ground. That is incredible!!