Solar Eclipse - April 8th, 2024
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- Опубликовано: 8 апр 2024
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Oh no now the Firebenders cant bend there Fire Lol
Eclipses are so cool. It's beautiful. how it gradually turns to night for a minute.
Such a beautiful sight!🌑
It was my eighteenth birthday. I'm really sad I missed the eclipse that day. Thank you so much for this video, I can see it, a day later
Thank you for sharing this natural wonder with us 🥲
Day turns into night! That’s so cool!!
It was awesome.
Thanks for the video. I saw and recorded it on my phone, but this looks like it was professionally done, so it was lovely to see
It was awesome
Great video
That Was Awesome!
The Day of Black Sun.
I missed it yesterday, but this will do
Beautiful
I was in a big city when the eclipse occurred, so it's fascinating seeing it from a forest like this. Still beautiful no matter where you see this amazing event.
Beautiful, isn't it?
this had more effort and passion put in than Megamind 2 or Dragons: The Nine Realms
That's so cool.
I guess i dont need to go outside to see it. Still pretty though
Lucky you! I had 100% cloud cover in my city when the eclipse happened and didn't get to see a goddamn thing :/ where were you to get such clear skies?
How did you get that footage without ruining your camera? Since I heard it can ruin your camera if you film it before the moon completely covers the sun.
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Hey Raisorblade, I don't know if you know this yet, but I got sad news. The creator of your favorite anime series, Dragon Ball, died last month. :/
Unfortunately, I couldn’t see the total solar eclipse because where I live, only the partial solar eclipse was visible. But it was awesome that you got to see the total solar eclipse!
We couldn't see shxt in sputheast Louisiana. Rain clouds obscured our vision the whole time. 🥲 We only had like 78% coverage anyway. Thanks for the video though! Science is amazing isn’t it!?