Amy Shira Teitel: Scientists Have Used Eclipses To Understand Space | Solar Eclipse 2017 | TIME

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Amy Shira Teitel, spaceflight historian and author, will host TIME's livestream of the Great American Solar Eclipse from Casper, Wyoming on August 21, 2017. Leading up to the big event, Amy explains how scientists have used eclipses to study space and really understand the universe that we live in. This is a once in a lifetime experience that is not to be missed.
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@tvftv2723 7 лет назад

She is stunning just sayin

@davidmacphee3549 4 года назад

@@bishshoy I wondered about that. It's the forties look but does an expert do it for her or is it just another example of her amazing talents?

@bikeguy3034 7 лет назад

That smile thou...such a cutie. Oh and solar eclipse, yay.

@davidmacphee3549 4 года назад

Amy's lovely lips produce dreamy worlds

@Gene601 6 лет назад

She's pretty cute.

@davidmacphee3549 4 года назад

Yeah she's going through her "Adorable Stage" over and over but give Amy time with the right people and she could almost be the next Sagan for a new Generation. She has fame waiting near the door expecting her any moment. What a great Woman!

@richardmillican7733 3 года назад

One body in space crossing another one??!! Noted!! Thanks for my new "chat up line" 😉

@marktwain4538 3 года назад

im here cuz i thought she was hot on ancient aliens ...nice

@privatesnapper2571 4 года назад

damn she's a cutie

@davidmacphee3549 4 года назад

Yeah, she gets a lot of that. Young and Smart. It's not just that, Amy has a charm that could only come from Venus. She must be sick of it by now but look, this fine woman is really, REALLY intelligent! Explore ..

@speckgens 5 лет назад

..you look just like Alison from "Orphan Black"

@johnwillis9511 2 года назад

The ancients knew how to predict eclipses.Anticlithera Device proved it.

@SPACETVnet 7 лет назад

What time will the stream start?

@communistjesus 7 лет назад

What time will the stream start?

@zapfanzapfan 4 года назад

3:22 Tycho mislabeled as Copernicus.

@davidmacphee3549 4 года назад

Oh, Amy I just rediscovered you in the strangest way from 2013. (Super smart gals are great!) (Too much to get into now,) But there is something that's on my mind about Radio Waves. If we send a message to a space craft like at mars or Voyager, does the wave go in a "strait line" or have to follow around the curvature of Space/Time? We can time it arrival at an exact moment but then it must have traveled way farther than we think of intuitively so in a way it must be travelling faster than light So the Radio signal is squiggling around in all "directions" What is true? "Underwater Radio, instant communication" always confused me too. Is that just in the Movies? If we live underground at mars, we need to advance our spoiled sense of being in touch and exploring the "Oceans" of vital moons is going to be very tricky even if we can.

@z-mackdos6echo311 6 лет назад

I’ve seen you now a couple of times on a couple of shows on the Destination America channel. So I wanted to know who you are other than just an attractive face. I’m glad I did. I viewed your other video on NASA’s the wrong stuff. You’ve really charged me with hopefully getting an answer to one and suggesting something related to current events. This video of the solar eclipse is looking in the opposite direction I wish to know on the effects of this eclipse. My curiosity had me wondering what the effects of the abrupt temporary loss of the solar energy during the eclipse while the area in close proximity is still fully charged. I’m wondering if it’s like the wake made by a boat traveling through the water effected by this disruption. Is there any effect to the air due to this atmospheric change, which may be different than the normal change from the rotation of the planet. Is it like a swath cut by a scythe through wheat? Regarding the NASA video where women were and are dismissed as an annoyance to be ignored till they leave in frustration. You have a topic for a movie especially with the current state of women finally massing together to stop the mistreatment of women in every aspect of life. I think it was initiated with two movies, Hidden Figures and Wonder Woman. So get a go fund me started, then write the script for this movie which you have a great deal of knowledge about and a passion for the subject matter. If any of those Mercury 13 women are still alive get them interviewed as quick as possible! I’m sure they would like their story to be heard.

@garyschraa7947 6 лет назад

hey alright ! I just watched you on an episode of 'Nasa Unexplained Files' even if it's a rerun it's still exciting to see you as part of mainstream kickass stuff right there where you deserve to be . go amy woop woop woop woop woop woop woop ! I just think Hollywood or documentarywood should run with this and create a fresh show with you commanding the ship . who wouldn't want to watch you ? I cant think of one person "the right stuff" (I have spoken) 1/5/18

@trile9951 7 лет назад

that eclipse animation is a big fail, it shows the moving sunlight making the shadow move. if the moon stays in one place the sun light direction should stay at one direction, and the shadow moving is caused by earth rotation, if they do this it will show the shadow move from East to West on earth. and since this wont happen in reality there must be something wrong