BEST View of ECLIPSE! At 13,500 FEET!! Does DOG go CRAZY?
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- Опубликовано: 7 апр 2024
- (Please Subscribe!) Join us for a flight in the zone of totality at 13,500 feet for the April 8, 2024 eclipse! On top of any clouds, the views are amazing! Dan @TakingOffDan and Stef from S-Films.com fly Chewy @ChewytheCoPilot and sees how he does during a Solar Eclipse.
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Excellent footage Dan. Thank you for taking us along with you on such a beautiful flight. My familys property was almost dead center of totality. It was truly an awesome experience. Keep up the excellent work. Safe skies my friend 🇺🇸🛩️
Fun to ride along… thanks
How cool, Dan! 🎉 Thank you for sharing this with us 🧡
Very cool footage! 🌙
Thank you so much Dan for this wonderful journey of seeing the total eclipse from your P-210
Very interesting!! Looked like you flew into another dimension or something. Wild!
Thanks for this video. My plane is down for avionics so we had to watch from the ground. Watching the emotions and joy on Stef's face was fantastic.
Nice, Dan! Very dramatic. Chewy seems unimpressed.
Juan had a great post, graphics galore! But strictly from home.
Your post shows your production abilities very well!
Thanks and Good work!
Your assistant seemed quite impressed!
Very very cool images! Thanks for sharing them with us!
Amazing! Thank you for sharing!
awesome! It was waaay cool to experience on the ground and now, thanks to you in the air, thank you Dan!
I made a similar flight in 1979 and followed the eclipse totality center over the Columbia River between Washington and Oregon. I was in a C182 and ended up about 13,000 above everyone else. I used a mylar shield over my telephoto lens and actually got some excellent stills. Seeing this was an excellent refresher what we experienced as it was so long ago that details are fuzzy.
That was awesome. I live in Ohio and we had 100% totality. It was awesome seeing from the ground but would have been cool to see it from the air. Thanks for sharing.
This is what God has created this for our lives to see his Beauty from all angles from the ground and from the Airplane
Now that would be awesome to see out of a plane. Here in Central Missouri we only had 3/4 Coverage. I used my drone an went up 250 ft the highest filter i had was 256. I Needed a 2000. To get great pictures. Now 6 years ago the Eclipse we had was 100% coverage I got great pictures of it. The one 6 years ago it was all the way dark. I use my welding helmet to get pictures using my phone. Lot of people don't know a welding helmet works so great. That was awesome seeing it from the plane.😊
Check your footage for a comet that should be just about visible during the totality. Nice shot of Jupiter (? I think) in the video to roughly the 4 o-clock in the video. Clearly a useful bit of science was conducted during this video. Basically the pooch seems totally non-pulsed by aviation.
👍✅ Chewy rocks 🤣 Amazing video Dan!
That was pretty cool. ADSB is required above 10,000 MSL in the Continental US except within 2500 AGL so everyone at your altitude should have been showing on your ADSB display.
Not if your Piper Cub or similar has no electrical system, then not required at all.
@@danblumel Forgot about that. They should be able to make a ADSB out solution that doesn't require an electrical system. Like that BOM he has mounted on his wing that could be powered by the slipstream or batteries with solar charging.
Yeah, too many exceptions to depend on that.
Amazing video. Thanks! Have you seen Bryan's video explaining the science behind the eclipse?
Yes-- I suggested he put the Comanche on a treadmill to see if it can match the eclipse speed.
@@TakingOff Wouldn't the Comanche take off once the treadmill reached the correct speed? Or am I mistaken in my understanding of aeronautical physics?😁
Much doggo!
If Chewie's intelligence grows over the next couple of days we know why.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very cool 😊Thank you for sharing!!!
I would be sure to log those three or four minutes as night flying no matter what what the regulations say about the definition of night time.
Chewy was wondering when you were going to pass the mask back to him.
Do you need an instrument rating for nightflight for those few minutes?
You don’t need an instrument rating to fly at night in the US.
I’ve always wanted to fly with the dogs in my Cherokee 6 but isn’t the engine noise in the cabin brutal on their ears?
That's exactly my first thought too, hopefully someone with more knowledge can chime in
Yeah, I have mutt muffs and forgot them. He seemed none the worse for wear and hearing seemed fine. But I'll make sure the muffs are on next time.
@@TakingOff I will look into Mutt Muffs for my pups. Thx
Just a question, since you were at an altitude that required oxygen, how would the lack of o2 effect your dog.
I wondered and watched him. Little sleepy but he was okay.
Control subject.
Had the aircraft been affected by the eclipse? Maybe due to the rapid temperature change?
None that I could tell