I don't know if someone will read this but...I was not expecting getting that emotional during the eclipse . I've seen the pictures and videos before and I always found those very beautiful of course. But nothing can describe the feeling while it is happening in front of you but I'll try. You first look at the sun with light blocking glasses and you first see the moon blocking the sun. I said to myself... ok... this is really happening a bit in denial. And then you see it blocking slowly but surely. The temperature is starting to cool down even if the light is very bright. It made me realize how we are so dependent on the sun's energy for all life on earth. It made me appreciate how sun=life. The shadows have weird shapes. You look at the landscape and you know something is odd. And then... totality his happening, the crowd is screaming in awe, we just can't contain ourselves, it is literally impossible to contain. You feel the hype, it is stronger than what you expected. It is sunset colors 360 all around you and you see what seems like a black hole in the sky. Truly the weirdest and most beautiful thing I ever saw. You can see the sun atmosphere surrounding the moon, it feels violent, chaotic and you can't believe you can see sun storms with your naked eye. It is frightening and amazing at the same time. You can see planets and star which feels like a glitch in the matrix in day time. I felt like everybody wanted to share the joy with others. It removes the day to day problems. At that moment, hundreds of people are just cheering up what the universe can show us. It is a first timer for 99% of us so we are like a child discovering the world again looking confused and excited at the same time. So it is all there, right in front of you, the sun, the moon, the planets, the stars, the animals reacting to us and the light, the insects and bird chants changing, all people around you, many from around the world to see this, different languages, different families, different loves. But all our differences doesn't matter for those 4 minutes we all share one love to us and the universe. I felt connected to what our ancestors felt and I was grateful for them. I felt connected to the immensity of the universe and all its beauty
@@christopherreich613 1000% agree with you on that! I hope your experience was more than beautifully divine, seems you enjoyed it, so that's great! I also hope your work week goes well from here on out. 🫶
A thick patch of clouds rolled in about 10 minutes before totality here in very upstate NY, making it so you couldn't see ANYTHING wth the glasses, but the clouds moved on a minute before the sunlight started peeking through again and it was a beautiful experience to share with my kids. They absolutely LOVED it and my 6 year old was all too eager to quickly go show the video she took to our elderly neighbor, who's too sick & weak to go outside and who will probably be gone before the end of the month, was tearing up that she made it to yesterday and got to see the eclipse, but mostly she said she was grateful that my daughter immediately wanted to to show her the video. 🥺😊😊♥️
God bless your neighbor and your daughter for having such a good heart and being considerate of others! You’re doing a great job raising her if she’s already got morals like that. Keep it up! She’s a person we need more of!
@@marcelnitanno no you’re wrong well technically right about the light takes 7 minutes to travel from the sun to earth but the reason why it won’t be completely dark is because the sun is still out only just a little bit
i believe I was on the path of totality, I wasted an hour sitting outside waiting. It barely got dark, extremely cloudy, and in like 5 minutes it was gone.
I was in near path and I had like 79% eclipse and even though it didn’t get really dark, I noticed it get pretty dark and even the temperature drop a few. Didn’t have glasses so I made some fun DIY indirect viewing devices like a cardboard box pinhole projector or just shadows of leaves on the driveway or cars, or even my Apple Watch band worked for it too with the tiny wholes. Stinks that the next total eclipse in North America is in 20 years
Yeah it was cloudy for me, but luckily during totality there was a hole in the clouds that perfectly surrounded the eclipse so me and everyone around me could see
You were right about taking in the atmosphere before totality. That's how you enjoy an eclipse outside of the path of totality. Take in the lighting that you'll never see under any other circumstances. The unique beams are truly mesmerizing when you see them. There is still much to see in a partial eclipse, but you have to look for it. It's not big and in your face like it is in totality.
i was lucky enough to live in the path of totality AND spent a frantic 20 minutes before totality chasing down openings in the cloud cover to be able to see it in all its glory... only for the clouds to completely disappear as soon as it was over lmao
He made it sound like 20 years is in one day😂
I heard today that they actually occur about every 2 years , but just not over land and can be seen from the ocean some where.
@@timadams3975next total solar eclipse for America is in 2044 but we have many partial ones on the way. Like next year.
@@timadams3975incorrect
@@darkwin..how is he incorrect?
I missed it😢😢😢😢😢
I got to see it! It was a truly memorable experience!
Same!!!
fr
Same
yeah, same it looked like a black hole to me
SAME
He didn't even hesitate to say "dont worry we'll have another one in just 20 years 💀"
FR😂
BRO ITS SCIENCE BOB FROM RICKY NICKY DICKY AND DAWN
@@Queenmich80 it's in 18 years actually
@@7axolno it was 350 years.
@@J-J-J-J874we won’t have another total one for around 75 years
I don't know if someone will read this but...I was not expecting getting that emotional during the eclipse . I've seen the pictures and videos before and I always found those very beautiful of course. But nothing can describe the feeling while it is happening in front of you but I'll try.
You first look at the sun with light blocking glasses and you first see the moon blocking the sun. I said to myself... ok... this is really happening a bit in denial. And then you see it blocking slowly but surely. The temperature is starting to cool down even if the light is very bright. It made me realize how we are so dependent on the sun's energy for all life on earth. It made me appreciate how sun=life. The shadows have weird shapes. You look at the landscape and you know something is odd.
And then... totality his happening, the crowd is screaming in awe, we just can't contain ourselves, it is literally impossible to contain. You feel the hype, it is stronger than what you expected. It is sunset colors 360 all around you and you see what seems like a black hole in the sky. Truly the weirdest and most beautiful thing I ever saw. You can see the sun atmosphere surrounding the moon, it feels violent, chaotic and you can't believe you can see sun storms with your naked eye. It is frightening and amazing at the same time. You can see planets and star which feels like a glitch in the matrix in day time.
I felt like everybody wanted to share the joy with others. It removes the day to day problems. At that moment, hundreds of people are just cheering up what the universe can show us. It is a first timer for 99% of us so we are like a child discovering the world again looking confused and excited at the same time.
So it is all there, right in front of you, the sun, the moon, the planets, the stars, the animals reacting to us and the light, the insects and bird chants changing, all people around you, many from around the world to see this, different languages, different families, different loves. But all our differences doesn't matter for those 4 minutes we all share one love to us and the universe.
I felt connected to what our ancestors felt and I was grateful for them. I felt connected to the immensity of the universe and all its beauty
Wow 😮
This deserves more attention
He was my science teacher 15 years ago now, cool guy
WOAH REALLY? THAT'S COOL!
Nice
cool
Woah thats awesome!
cool that means u gotta sub to him i geuss i will too
I traveled a few hours for those beautiful 4 minutes.. now I have work to catch up on, but it was worth the trip!
I drove a few hours too and it was something that money could not buy worth the day of work for sure
@@christopherreich613 1000% agree with you on that! I hope your experience was more than beautifully divine, seems you enjoyed it, so that's great! I also hope your work week goes well from here on out. 🫶
I drove for 4 days, writing this on my way back home :)
I saw one a few years ago, didn’t get to see this one sadly
4 minutes and 11 seconds right?
When he said "This is the sun" and showed the sun I personally thought it was pretty cool the moon was visible right by it.
A thick patch of clouds rolled in about 10 minutes before totality here in very upstate NY, making it so you couldn't see ANYTHING wth the glasses, but the clouds moved on a minute before the sunlight started peeking through again and it was a beautiful experience to share with my kids. They absolutely LOVED it and my 6 year old was all too eager to quickly go show the video she took to our elderly neighbor, who's too sick & weak to go outside and who will probably be gone before the end of the month, was tearing up that she made it to yesterday and got to see the eclipse, but mostly she said she was grateful that my daughter immediately wanted to to show her the video. 🥺😊😊♥️
God bless your neighbor and your daughter for having such a good heart and being considerate of others! You’re doing a great job raising her if she’s already got morals like that. Keep it up! She’s a person we need more of!
My family and some friends watched as it got fully covered in live time. It was so cool, and I will never forget today!
thank you so much! i couldn't see it as i live on the other side of the world! im so grateful i got to see it
Seeing it in person is so cool the most amazing thing I’ve ever seen
It was so weird. I did not get those distinct crescents even a couple of minutes before totality
I thought it was gonna be pitch black, but it was more grey, and when it barely moved back it instantly became bright
Exactly. It never gets dark.
Ya same
I think thats because you probably werent in the path of totality. same happened to me it just got a bit chilly and the sky got a bit darker
It was too short to get real dark. Light takes 7 minutes to travel from the sun to Earth
@@marcelnitanno no you’re wrong well technically right about the light takes 7 minutes to travel from the sun to earth but the reason why it won’t be completely dark is because the sun is still out only just a little bit
when looking at a solar eclipse, it feels like you are looking at a black hole
yeah it even hurts to look at one through a screen.
He made the 20 years sound like it was gonna happen next tuesday
It was cloudy and had only 93% coverage but I could see it so that’s a plus
Andy from Nicky, Ricky, Dicky and dawn I’m watching it right now. You are the best science Bob.
Yes
Yoo i didnt even realize that
I knew it
I knew someone was gonna say that btw i love that show
Your so Lucky to see the Eclipse I didn’t get a chance to See it at All
Womp womp
You just saw it
I saw it
I was in totality, but it was cloudy...
Same
We were off the totality and very cloudy so I could not see anything. Thank you for the film,better than seeing it live.
I on accident looked at the sun during the eclipse without the glasses…
No wonder many people googled "my eyes hurt"
i believe I was on the path of totality, I wasted an hour sitting outside waiting. It barely got dark, extremely cloudy, and in like 5 minutes it was gone.
Another 20 years💀
the next one is in september as a partial solar eclipse and then a full solar eclipse in october
And here i was, sleeping in europe💀
0:01 if you look next to the Sun, you can see the eclipse halfway covering the Sun by that mini shape in the sky
Pov: you overslept and missed the best solar eclipse in your life
Nice that the clouds were in the way
so true
Same
Nice that i live in europe
I saw it, it was fantastic!
thanks for sharing the view! i couldnt see it from where i live because it was nighttime.
I saw it and it was really cool!! Glad I was able to see it!!❤️
Bro Now I HAVE TO WAIT 20 YEARS😭😭😭
Thank you for this❤
I literally love the way he is like the cool grandpa we all love💀✋
Hey another Planetary member!!! Glad I got to subscribe to your channel
Mine was loke 99%. Like it was so close!
mine was 95.3😭
Mine was 100%
Mine was 0%
Mine was 93-96%, I'm so pissed
Mine was error422%
Meanwhile Antarctica having a solar eclipse:
One question for you should you keep the solar eclipse glasses?
Note the solar glasses are safe to take off during totality
hey science bob, i really like what you do for Mark Rober but I loved seeing you at Camp in the summer!!
Any one else notice he was Science Bob?
Where do you buy the glasses at?
20 YEARSSSSSS?!?!?! Good thing I saw it
When the moon is directly Infront of the sun it kinda looks like a black hole
for some reason it was so cloudy where i live throughout the whole eclipse and it only cleared up immediately after the eclipse ended☹️
Fun fact: Lens flares are croissant shaped during a solar eclipse.
Imagine if it formed rings💀
Good editing bro
it was cloudy asf
Thx for showing us
We went outside for it and it lasted 20 minutes, still a cool experience
Thank you man for this Finally I can see this
"It's just crazy that the solar eclipse look like a black hole"
Anyone remembers Science bob? From nicky ricky dicky and dawn.. 🎉😂
"This is the sun" I would have to agree with you friend
Yo didint you play in a show?
I was in near path and I had like 79% eclipse and even though it didn’t get really dark, I noticed it get pretty dark and even the temperature drop a few. Didn’t have glasses so I made some fun DIY indirect viewing devices like a cardboard box pinhole projector or just shadows of leaves on the driveway or cars, or even my Apple Watch band worked for it too with the tiny wholes. Stinks that the next total eclipse in North America is in 20 years
Thanks for telling me when the next solar eclipse is coming
My country was so cloudy that it didn’t even turn dark 😂
I now it was so cool and when it was dark and you looked around it was beautiful I loved when totality happend
How he said “don’t w we will have another one in twenty years 😂😂😅
SO BEAUTIFUL❤❤❤❤
I drove 8 hours from my hometown to see it…16 hour round trip. It was so worth it, unreal experience. 20 years is a long time to wait for another 😅
Its a shame that cameras can't do it justice. Our eyes zoom in quite a bit, the cameras make it seem like its 100x smaller.
Is that an eye looking at us??
-my brain
How do you guys get the glasses??😭😭
Yeah it was cloudy for me, but luckily during totality there was a hole in the clouds that perfectly surrounded the eclipse so me and everyone around me could see
"dont worry if you missed it start waiting for 20yrs"it felt me why i didn't thought to go there
You were right about taking in the atmosphere before totality. That's how you enjoy an eclipse outside of the path of totality. Take in the lighting that you'll never see under any other circumstances. The unique beams are truly mesmerizing when you see them. There is still much to see in a partial eclipse, but you have to look for it. It's not big and in your face like it is in totality.
I wasnt in the path of totality, but it got really dull towards the afternoon.
He was my innovation teacher last year. He is awesome.
The way he confidently said 20 years😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I MISSED IT NOW I HAVE TO WAIT 20 years😢😢😢😢😢😢
In my city it was cloudy so we could only tell it happened because it had gotten cold out
He said Don’t worry there’s another one in 20 years so causally 😂😂
In my country they weren't selling the glasses thingy so I didnt get to see it😭😭
Bro made 20 years sound like itstomorrow
That science, Bob from Nicky, Ricky, Dicky, and Dawn !!!!!!!!!!😮
imagine if you see two solar eclipses but then you realize the other one was a black hole
I live in the path of totality, so I got to see the total eclipse
My country was not able to see it
Sounds like 21 years in a single day
Were do you find them
you got one in 20 years….. our next one is in 2090 and we didnt even get this one
How do the shadow make the shape?? Wow
When he said it'll turn totally dark. That means he's in the path of the solar eclipse.
I was JUST out of range! We thought we were but we ended up being like 5 minutes out! Cool but sad at the same time..
That was really epic! I was on a plane during the eclipse so I didn’t see it but now I did I!
I was far off the map. I wouldn’t even see if it was cloudy and it was cloudy. It didn’t even get dark.
I have so far from the path of totality and my town made it seem like we’re front and center for the event was bogus
I I thought that was ur my sunshine instead of the sun. Thanks for increasing my knowledge
"This is the sun"
Me : "MY EYES!!!!!!!!!!"
I took a nap not knowing the eclipse started an hour later
Sad I have another one in 1000+ years (in my country)😢
Thank you for showing me it I did not get to
Cant believe i missed it. I didnt know it happened. Nobody told me.
did you play Science Bob in Nicky, Ricky, Dicky, And dawn?
Such a beautiful sight, looks like a black hole from a long way away ❤
the grandparents waiting to see it in the next 20 years:💀
i was lucky enough to live in the path of totality AND spent a frantic 20 minutes before totality chasing down openings in the cloud cover to be able to see it in all its glory... only for the clouds to completely disappear as soon as it was over lmao
If I look at it without glasses maybe I’ll have my eyesight back by the time the next one rolls around
It’s science, Bob from Nicky, Ricky, Dicky, and Dawn
I had those little shadows on my wall