2024 Total Solar Eclipse Live Stream /w Anton Petrov (fun facts and tons of questions)

2024 solar eclipse as seen by NASA telescopes
#solareclipse #totaleclipse2024 #nasa
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1:19 Stream start
6:00 Kite experiment
9:00 Why this eclipse is special
10:30 Korean
11:30 Tortoises during eclipse
12:00 Dogs and environmental changes
15:40 Temperature changes and a weird phenomenon
18:55 Where to watch the eclipse - shadow from trees
21:05 First eclipse predicted by a Greek
25:00 Space engine and sunrises/sunsets
27:00 Bacterial study
29:50 Earthquakes?
32:00 Effects on the Moon
33:15 Eclipse map
35:00 Why Korea?
37:00 Odds of size of Moon and Sun matching
39:46 Can you see it in cloudy weather?
42:30 What to look out during the eclipse - Baily's Beads and others
46:20 Radio interference
47:50 Comet?
50:10 Trees and fauna
51:00 Why is corona so hot?
54:50 How do flowers and simple animals react?
56:30 NASA rockets during the eclipse
58:40 Favorite galaxy
1:00:30 Ukraine and donations
1:02:10 If the moon is out of cheese
1:03:00 Do all galaxies have black holes?

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[snaffu]

The most excited I've seen Anton in a thumbnail yet😂

[BrianFedirko]

Anton Rocks!!! I'm so happy that we got to "spend" this personal time together, it really feels like being with a friend(s) and getting to know each other (chat too). I love the amount of education I receive that is up to date. With Anton, , I feel like I have a really good teacher every day. I think the output of videos is stellar (excuse the pun). This was so exciting, as me and my BF got to play in the sun today.. with a pinhole camera and use a colander to see a multitude of little "eclipse". We are here in sunny LA, which is where I watch every day. Gr8! Peace ☮💜Love

[jeremy]

Hey Anton. Greetings from Montreal. We went up to the roof terrace on our building 20 stories up this afternoon around 3pm EST. The moon began eclipsing the sun. We had quite a group up there, and on all the roof tops in the area, they were all packed. The temps began to drop as the sun was covered, and people were putting on an extra layer. As we reached totality, it was sunset in Montreal, as all the buildings in the area had their lights on. The sun set (from our perspective) North to South. We face West. Darkness moved from Right to Left from where we were standing. At totality, it was dark, people got very hushed for a few moments, not knowing what to say. And you could hear screaming and cheering across the neighborhood from above and below us. At totality we took off our glasses and looked up at the sun and it was a glorious view of the corona circling the moon. 90 seconds and it was over, as the sunrise came back again from right to left. It was incredible.

[StrBidness]

I live near Sulphur Springs Texas, which was at the exact center of totality. Anton, this event will be with me for the rest of my life. I saw the Eclipse in Illinois, in 2017, and this one was much better than even that one. You could look at it with your naked eyes during totality and could even see the red dots around the periphery, which are Solar Flares. 4 and a half minutes of totality and everyone was blown away, and awestruck by this event. 😊

[pennychandler]

THANK YOU, ANTON FOR BRING THIS TO US AND FOR SHARING YOUR JOY .

[earljtharp]

Watched it with my dog from our home in Indiana. Most amazing thing I’ve ever seen. My dog got real quiet and went into her evening routine of sitting very quietly, and the neighbor’s rooster started to crow. During the totality it was dead quiet. No birds. No wind. Cold.

[timbrown]

Just saw it with my dying father. His first. Really incredible.

[BrianFedirko]

We saw the shadows distorting the throughput. The pinhole effect was amazing. The "blue" and "violet" colors were slightly present here in LA (I'm older and not sure about my eyes ha). I feel a great kinship with Anton as I've been with him on Patreon for years now, and enjoy the science updates so much. Anton amazes me as to how well-read he is on current science writings. Gr8! Peace ☮💜Love

[frankowalker]

That was a great stream, Wonderful Anton. ❤

[Onelight_space]

Gratitude for you being a wonderful human, Anton...a golden example of wonderful, for so many humans who haven't found their wonderful yet.
🙏☀️🙏

[jeanpoole]

This was incredible! I got to sit outside with my mom and watch it. It was the most breathtaking thing I’ve ever seen! I almost cried when I took my glasses off during totality. Beautiful!

[chrislaezur]

Thank you for the wonderful stream, Anton. Drive carefully in a few hours, and I will tell one and all about the Dr. Beads.

[barbaraarsenault]

Sleep well. Thank you for this live presentation.

[ReverendHarris]

My grandson in his Wonderful Person T-shirt during Totality. Priceless. Wish I could figure out how to post the pic

[ChristophersMum]

I'm so glad to be here for ''a live'' thank you for this chance to view the eclipse...
ATB from Scotland

[scottford]

I really enjoy your recorded content, rarely miss an episode but I must say you have a gift for live streaming, would love to see more of this.

[SpinningSalads]

Caught this late and I live in Ireland so no eclipse for me. Thank you for sharing this and watching with us. You are a true hero Anton, love ya mo chara 💚🤍🧡

[nobbymorph]

I am late to the party and only able to watch now, which in itself is amazing. I would like to commend Anton for the ability to manage an eclipse, sickness and dedication to his audience by way of a live Q&A and still deliver a quality product. Just the fact you can adlib answering questions for such a long time is truly crazy to me. You are a gem of a guy! Thank you so much.

[juliansamuels]

I have been listening and looking at social media and listening to radio and TV all day about this amazing event, A total solar eclipse and not heard one person mention the most spectacular part of a total solar eclipse is the Diamond Ring.

[rocroc]

The full eclipse ran right over my house beginning a little after 3 p.m. It was far more impressive than I thought it would be. Our day here in Ohio was not perfect but with a little overcast. I don't think that hurt the viewing at all. The most impressive thing without a doubt was when the sun was fully covered and a ring the color of a brightly lit full moon showed around it. As most of the picture show extending out from that ring was a pointed haze. I have never seen a photo that could capture the beauty and look of that scene. It is something everyone should be able to see.