I've watched several videos of the green flash, and they all seem rather subtle. Possibly due to auto color balance on the cameras. I've seen one in person and it was quite obvious, an emerald green flash that lasted almost a second. This was over a high desert in Utah. Judging by the reaction of these folks, they are seeing something similar or even better. You need to see it in person to really appreciate the effect.
"According to la légende, as Jules Verne writes in his romantic novel, the green ray signals to the one who sees it that everything in life has come together in the most perfect way, leading to a happiness that is surely complete." 💚
I used to see it all the time when I lived in Melbourne, on the East coast of Port Phillip Bay. It was very bright green and indeed did only last a few seconds.
@@Rude_Boi I haven't been to the cliffs for a long time. Might go in a couple weeks, wifey always likes La Jolla, but when I was younger, I always went to the cliffs.
The green flash is not only seen over water- it is simply seen more commonly over water because more people are watching the sunset at beaches than in most other sufficiently reflective locales. It is primarily an atmospheric condition that can occur with sand or snow as a reflective surface, as well as water. An observer in Fairbanks,Alaska recently reported seeing the green flash at sunset when there was a strong temperature inversion (and much ice fog) in the Tanana Valley. The green flash may last only a second or so near the time when the last edge of the sun goes down in the evening OR even sometimes when the first edge of the sun comes up in the morning. Many more people watch the sunset than the sunrise and those who are even up at sunrise are usually working and VERY few others are waiting and watching closely for the sun to breach the horizon. The green flash is the result of the atmosphere acting like a weak prism to bend each color of the sun's light by different amounts. The separation of color is small but sometimes enough to remove from our view the red and yellow light coming from the edge of the sun above the horizon. This leaves only blue and green light but the blue tends to be scattered most by the air. So, if conditions are just right, a portion of pure green sun, “the green flash”, will be seen briefly. Rarely, it might even flash several times because of air motion in the light path. Sometimes, for the same reason, the green edge of the sun seems to detach itself and then is suddenly gone. The green flash was familiar to the ancient Egyptians who apparently saw it often in the clear desert air. At any rate, just because more people see it near the sea at sunset does not mean that it does not occur elsewhere at other times- no one owns the sun or has a monopoly on what it can or cannot do.
Miguel Serrano talked about the Green Ray at Sunset, sure quite a good Light watcher. I, Alex Topic think of the Green Ray (Flash) as a color of Equilibrium since with RGB (G = green is in the middle). cdefgab (f = middle key (chord))
We used to get Green Flash's Palate Wrecker IPA here in New England up until about five years ago. They cut back on their distribution reach, unfortunately for us. Never knew about the origin of the name.
Yeah...nothing makes a beautiful, subtle moment more perfect than idiots blowing horns, talking on (what sounds like) a bullhorn and going "Woo HOO" at the top of their lungs. Just great.
I’m red green color blind so my brain has trouble distinguishing different colors. For that reason I never see one. Saw a sunset in Hawaii where the whole beach cheered and I had no idea why. Had to be told after.
I saw a Green Flash in the Arctic. Off-shore drilling for oil. Just as the upper limb of the sun became coincidental with the horizon, a brilliant emerald green flash of light that lasted 3 - 4 seconds. Long enough for me to gasp and yell, "Quick, come look!" . Well, going by that, maybe 2 seconds. But, I'll never forget it.
WOW!!!! I saw NOTHING but the sunset! I was on 5 different US aircraft carriers....Indian Ocean, Pacific and NOT once did I ever see a green flash. NOT ONCE!!! Peace!!!
This is the only good video of the green flash. And to all who say there is no "flash" its not like a camera flash, its a fade of color real fast, like 1 or 2 seconds it turns a bright green just before the sun goes all the way down. Quite the site!
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I've watched several videos of the green flash, and they all seem rather subtle. Possibly due to auto color balance on the cameras. I've seen one in person and it was quite obvious, an emerald green flash that lasted almost a second. This was over a high desert in Utah. Judging by the reaction of these folks, they are seeing something similar or even better. You need to see it in person to really appreciate the effect.
the vibrant red hues of the sunset make your eyes more perceptive to the green -- not so much when watching it on a screen
Solution: Manual exposure and WB
I have seen a few.
@@ir8free - Excellent points but beyond the capability of most cellphone photographers which includes me. 😎
Iv watched a bunch of these videos and I never see a flash. I see the sun turn a little green but that's it
13 year old video. Crisp. No music and an amazing event. Perfection!
I'd think the calm water is crucial.
Agree
No music but a load of idiots whooping
Just a bunch of airheads whooping like imbeciles.
Ever gazed upon the green flash, Master Gibbs?
I reckon I've seen my fair share
@@dynamic-d2539 Happens on rare occasions
It signals when a soul come backs to this world!
From the dead!!!
@@jbdeuce6398 Trust me young master turner, its not getting to land of dead a problem.
"According to la légende, as Jules Verne writes in his romantic novel, the green ray signals to the one who sees it that everything in life has come together in the most perfect way, leading to a happiness that is surely complete." 💚
That explains why I can't see it......
@Frosty294492 right same here 😢
I used to see it all the time when I lived in Melbourne, on the East coast of Port Phillip Bay. It was very bright green and indeed did only last a few seconds.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WOOOOOO THAT WAS AAAAAAAAAWESOME
I've never seen that before!
Woo
That guy was so white
Annoying as hell
I saw a double flash a couple of weeks ago in San Diego it was awesome and very crisp and almost like a spark
Video?
where were you at? I'm in SD. Would love to go give it a try.
@@adonian Okay.
@@adonian Maybe Sunset Cliffs, PB, or Coronado
@@Rude_Boi I haven't been to the cliffs for a long time. Might go in a couple weeks, wifey always likes La Jolla, but when I was younger, I always went to the cliffs.
"Ever gazed upon the green flash Mr.Gibbs?"
Watched 7 "green flash" videos on youtube just now and this is the first actual green flash. Good catch!
I have seen the green flash, and it IS awesome!
Same here, off the coast of San Diego a few years back. Couldn't get a good pic of it but it was still really cool.
Ever gaze upon the green flash Master Gibbs
What no ufo attack, sky noises, pictures in the sky?
00:28 is what you here for, lasts a second. Set speed of the video to 0.25x so you don't miss it.
Ty legend
Thanks, now l saw it
Thank you, sir.
I didn't see anything :(
@@CT--bf9hqyes it’s really fast and when the sun is almost going to disappear you see it
Hahaha I was expecting an actual flash. It is rather cool to see the green tho.
Then watch the movie pirates of the Caribbean
Here after blue lagoon awakening movie
Life of Prashanna me too
Same
I’m here after Pirates
I wonder how much it heats up the water when the sun goes down like that.
This is a dope ass video. Nature is awesome.
Thanks!!! I have always heard about it but never saw it until a minute ago.
You didn’t see it. You saw a video of it.
The green flash is not only seen over water-
it is simply seen more commonly over water because
more people are watching the sunset at beaches than in most other sufficiently reflective locales.
It is primarily an atmospheric condition that can occur with sand
or snow as a reflective surface,
as well as water.
An observer in Fairbanks,Alaska
recently reported seeing
the green flash at sunset
when there was a strong temperature inversion
(and much ice fog)
in the Tanana Valley.
The green flash may last only a second or so near the time when the last edge of the sun goes down in the evening
OR
even sometimes when the first edge of the sun comes up in the morning.
Many more people watch the sunset than the sunrise and those who are even up at sunrise are usually working and VERY few others are waiting and watching closely for the sun to breach the horizon.
The green flash is the result of the atmosphere acting like a weak prism to bend each color of the sun's light by different amounts.
The separation of color is small but sometimes enough to remove from
our view the red and yellow light coming from the edge of the sun above the horizon.
This leaves only blue and green light but the blue tends to be scattered most by the air.
So,
if conditions are just right,
a portion of pure green sun,
“the green flash”,
will be seen briefly.
Rarely,
it might even flash several times because of air motion in the light path.
Sometimes,
for the same reason,
the green edge of the sun seems to detach itself and then is suddenly gone.
The green flash was familiar to the ancient Egyptians who apparently saw it often in the clear desert air.
At any rate,
just because more people see it near the sea at sunset does not mean that it does not occur elsewhere at other times-
no one owns the sun or has a monopoly on what it can or cannot do.
Wow never seen that before either that was pretty cool
Ever gazed upon the green flash, master gibbs?
Miguel Serrano talked about the Green Ray at Sunset, sure quite a good Light watcher. I, Alex Topic think of the Green Ray (Flash) as a color of Equilibrium since with RGB (G = green is in the middle).
cdefgab (f = middle key (chord))
Sounds like you were on the ship and what a great place to be on my birthday. Thanks for sharing one of those rare few seconds in a sunset.
Who’s here after getting pumpkined
Carroted, a damn shame
As a kid, I read a Reader's Digest article titled " A split-Second of Paradise" which described this phenomena.
it was a green flash... it became popular to look for after pirates of the carribean.. everyone wants to see it now
We used to get Green Flash's Palate Wrecker IPA here in New England up until about five years ago. They cut back on their distribution reach, unfortunately for us. Never knew about the origin of the name.
Amazing! thanks for sharing!
I was on the big island two weeks ago, my colorblindness made me see any other sunset
Rumor has it till this day they’re still waiting to see the green flash
Looks like the sun's crown👑
Beatiful green flash
WOOOOOOOO WOOOOOOO YEAA THA WAS AWESOME WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I’ve seen it in Morocco .
Was told to sit on the beach and saw the green flash going to the sky .
I can see the sun itself return to its true color for an instant, but no flash otherwise.
Yeah...nothing makes a beautiful, subtle moment more perfect than idiots blowing horns, talking on (what sounds like) a bullhorn and going "Woo HOO" at the top of their lungs. Just great.
As someone who never gets excited about anything, I enjoyed hearing their excitement
“It signals when a soul comes back to this world… from the dead!”
A strong flash is brighter than the green light at an intersection
this video is literally proof the earth is round
I’m red green color blind so my brain has trouble distinguishing different colors. For that reason I never see one. Saw a sunset in Hawaii where the whole beach cheered and I had no idea why. Had to be told after.
Lol I’m red green color blind too and I don’t see any change in this video 😂
Years ago we vacationed in the Florida keys, every sunset we looked for the flash of green but it never happened.
In the plain where I live I've looked for the flash a number of times, and it never shows. Is this a water-dependent phenomenon?
I saw a Green Flash in the Arctic. Off-shore drilling for oil. Just as the upper limb of the sun became coincidental with the horizon, a brilliant emerald green flash of light that lasted 3 - 4 seconds. Long enough for me to gasp and yell, "Quick, come look!" . Well, going by that, maybe 2 seconds. But, I'll never forget it.
Ok Ang views ahh enjoy your time with your family and friends happy valentine day ek
DID YOU GET Carot?
Yes lol
Came from tiktok
Geen-blue-purple flash. Weird but cool, liked it.
Were you looking northwest or at least near-northwest?
They say when theres a green flash at sunset.. a soul has crossed over to the other side
Why is nobody mentioning Mr Gibbs in 47 different posts almost as if they hadn't bothered reading the previous comments?
I have seen three green flashes, one aboard a carrier, a beach in Mexico, and airborne.
WOW!!!! I saw NOTHING but the sunset! I was on 5 different US aircraft carriers....Indian Ocean, Pacific and NOT once did I ever see a green flash. NOT ONCE!!!
Peace!!!
Glad I wasn't the only one.
judging by the excited howling i guess the cameraman evolved into a dusk form lycanroc
Its like lycanroc evolves to dusk form in pokemon sun and moon anime!
lol
Excellent!
what camera did you use?
Canon 5DMk2 + 100-400mm lens.
Bro I don't understand it really, I mean for me, the sun turned green is that it?
In any of these videos, it really looks more like a small green blur and not a flash
"Not Sunset, Sundown.... and rise...... UP!"
0:29 pause
I am colorblind so could anyone explain what is happening?
When the sun hit the Horizon It had a quick flash of green before going down
What type of eye protection would be effective if I tried to view this with my own eyes?
uhh none, its just a sunset
"they say the green flash signals when a soul returns from the land of the dead"
qui est la garce a lanterne cosmique ?
Wasn't much of a flash, but it really was green!
I have seen a few and they seem much larger in person
that's all i need
a new obsession
There is a film by Eric Rohmer named after this phenomenon!
Why is the sun shrinking
WOW GREAT AMAZING
The sun looks like a fireball of a distant nuclear explosion on the horizon.
For good reason, since that's exactly what it is.
hahahaahaah
Do you live near Korea
I don't see anything..
Good night 🙏
Great beer too.
Beautiful green flash
This is the only good video of the green flash. And to all who say there is no "flash" its not like a camera flash, its a fade of color real fast, like 1 or 2 seconds it turns a bright green just before the sun goes all the way down. Quite the site!
That's so cool. Good video.
Here after watching the wilds
Edbassmaster would you look at that
June 6, 2018--- It's the Green Lantern.... He is coming to save the world...
am i supposed to see the sun as green or is there literally a flash
Barbossa: Ever gazed upon the green flash Master Gibbs?
Marty: It signals when a soul comes back, FROM THE DEAD!😂😂😂
Every gazed upon the blue flash probably not it’s the rarest type related to the green flash and I could only find one flippin video of it
Sure thing, there it is.
Quick flip the boat upside down captain sparrow
Aww would you look at that sunset
Who’s here after watching Ed bass master?
Just look at it!
what causes this?
aaronzack14 Atmosphere and the color spectrum.
Super
Somewhere a rockruff evolved into a dusk lycanroc
0:29 sun glich needs to be updated
What happends when you mix yellow and blue🐒 o yea you get green
0:28-0:29 flash
thanks for this. I'm colorblind so I guess I can't see it. Glad to finally know when to look, though.
Long focus camera would be much better given the circumstance.
THE WOOHOO GUY LMAO
I've seen it before. I thought I was just getting color blind.
Once every 10 years
Who’s here from tiktok😂😂
Awesome :D
Yellow (the Sun) and blue (the Ocean) make green.