Amateur photographer captures one of eclipse's most stunning images 

Awsome young lady.

Ever heard of CGI ?

@@Saifull1991ur mad u can’t take a better photo

@@Saifull1991 video of it right as it was taken ON HER CAMERA display, it is NOT AI or CGI

@@Saifull1991 ever heard of jealous idiots?

I'm pretty sure they absolutely can do that, it's fairly easy to know which plane was flying over that spot at any given time as planes tend to be really spread far apart except near airports.

They obviously did not see the eclipse itself as the sun was over the airplane. They did see the shadow on the ground.

@@kris8263 It was fitted with Boeing's simple 3 bolt removable roof, so they could all see it fine.

@@kris8263 They must've experiences the light and darkness as well and seen the moons shadow on the earth while seeing light faraway. Totally different experience.

Aye, feck AI!

Yepp and we will destroy ourselves in due time.

Fortunately, there will be plenty of eclipses all over the world in the next years. In October, there's an annular one in Southern Chile. Next total ones will be seen in Europe and Africa. Australia will have like four eclipses.

@@MariaMartinez-researcher Also in 2026 in Iceland! 🇮🇸

@@MariaMartinez-researcherAnnular eclipses are very boring in comparison to total eclipses.

does it hurt knowing your $$$$ gear couldn't compete?

Yah, please post your eclipse pics. Normally a slow shutter speed is perfectly fine for celestial photography, depending a bit upon the magnification of course. I’m sure this lady didn’t try to line up the plane shot. Luck doesn’t always allow for perfection.

@@TheIronDuke9 Absolutely! 😂

Iceland 2026

@@Former_Pastor no big solar eclipse

You cannot see it *every month* when it is in its "new Moon" phase, and every eclipse happens in that phase, always. Try this: you just go out and look at the sky every night until you locate the moon. Keep doing it. In the course of a month, you'll notice that every time it will be out about one hour later than the previous one, that its shape changes according to how much of it is illuminated by the Sun - and that you cannot see the part in shadows, ever. You'll notice that at some points of the month the Moon is out by day, but only a sliver of it is barely visible. When the Moon is in its full "new Moon" phase, it is out by day. We cannot see it at all because its shadowed side, the one pointing at our side in that moment, is invisible for us in the flood of light the Sun gives. The only times we can see the Moon is there at that time is precisely when there are eclipses (partial or total), because it gets in the way of the Sun's light. Moreover, the Moon's movement we see every night and every eclipse is mostly Earth's rotation, our movement rotating around ourselves, because we take just 24 hours turning to have days and nights, whereas the Moon takes about 29 days for giving a turn around us - that's why a full Moon or a crescent/gibbous, etc., lasts the whole night. I highly recommend you to check "phases of the Moon" and everything about how the Moon moves in Wikipedia and videos. Indeed, 3D pictures and models are way easier to understand than a text. Good luck. ✌🌚

there is no such thing as a "white shadow".

It would be like trying to see someone's face in a car at night with their headlights blinding you. Your eyes and the cameras sensor are adjusted to the really bright object, you can't see both very bright things and very dim things at the same time

Must have. The overall weather turned out much better than the initial forecasts.

This must be Alex Jones' burner account.

Please google 'contrail.' You are scared of a literal cloud, same as people who are scared of eclipses are scared of literal shadows. Ever heard of "the truth will set you free"? Simple scientific truths will set you free from fearing clouds and shadows. Good luck.

​@@MariaMartinez-researcher the government has confessed to using cloud seeding to make it rain. This isn't far fetched.

@@ImproveConditions I saw that last week but I thought it was just a bill.

It kinda is far fetched as the seeding is not considered destructive and chemitrail theory implies someone deliberatly poisoning humanity

I think it will be

Well your good book didnt come into existence till about 7th century A.D. the people and their gods were here long before then.

@@newday8545 You people in the flesh and your gods were not here before the earth was created and made 😂

Stop spamming. No one is going to Somalia.

Spain in 2026

lol

Yes, spin and hype and BS

Faux News is fake news. lol.