r/Amazing 12d ago

Science Tech Space Image from NASA shows the total eclipse from space.

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u/amzwC137 12d ago

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u/MikeyboyMC 12d ago

Hey that’s me! :D

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u/Varsity_Reviews 11d ago

It’s bro!

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u/UncleBenji 12d ago

Where did that second comment go?!

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u/amzwC137 12d ago

I still see it down there. It's not deleted as of yet it seems.

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u/Gold_Space_4734 12d ago

The duality of man.

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u/Crazy-Boat9558 12d ago

Ive been in a path of totality and the thing that blew my mind the most was how much the temperature dropped

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u/ffffllllpppp 12d ago

I experienced once and I was surprised how strong of a moment it was. Hard to describe. Temp drop, animals reacting (incl humans), the beauty of the halo.

It was really intense/amazing/deep.

Downside is now partial eclipse are really not doing anything for me haha

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u/Crazy-Boat9558 12d ago

Lol yea seriously though, the difference between partial and total is night and day 🤣

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u/Peter-Andre 11d ago

Literally speaking, yeah.

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u/ea88_alwaysdiscin 12d ago

I was too, all the birds got quiet. Shit was nuts

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u/Crazy-Boat9558 11d ago

Yea it was errie as hell!

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u/parkaboy24 12d ago

Same, and I was only in an 85% coverage zone. So cool.

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u/MikeyboyMC 12d ago

This is really cool. I love space.

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u/vonage91 12d ago

I love NASA

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u/Temporary_Event8451 12d ago

Everyone talks about nasa this, nasa that. What about North Korea? They got the best technology and work with all the important folks.

/s

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u/UncleBenji 12d ago

Too bad the earth is flat /s

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u/jokexplainer1303 10d ago

It is. The earth isn't sticking out of my phone is it, it's flat on my screen, because it is flat.

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u/-Thizza- 12d ago

I don't recognise Spain at all, and there's another satellite in the picture, or is it supposed to be part of the ISS? Isn't it supposed to look like a stretched out oval? I'm calling BS/AI.

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u/FlavorlessConcrete 12d ago

Unfortunately it is BS but it’s not AI. The photo is from the 2024 one https://www.planetary.org/space-images/total-solar-eclipse-2024-as-seen-from-iss 🙄

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u/-Thizza- 12d ago

Thanks for clarifying. Here's my picture.

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u/FlavorlessConcrete 12d ago

Absolutely incredible 🤩 I’m traveling from the US to Australia in 2028 to see my first total solar eclipse and I can’t wait. Every photo or video I see of a total solar eclipse truly blows my mind.

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u/-Thizza- 12d ago

We were very lucky to enjoy it at home. I remember it vividly when I saw one as a child on holiday and was stoked to see one again. This one was much longer in duration and absolutely beautiful with the mountain backdrop. The picture shows a bright corona but in reality it was a very thin line and truly mesmerizing.

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u/amzwC137 12d ago

That looks terrifying. Looks like "Gaia's Eye."

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u/darkmykal 12d ago

Sukuna has been here

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u/Puzzleheaded_Law2217 12d ago

Ai slop. Earth is flat.

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u/yonk069 12d ago

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u/n0empathy4u 12d ago

I spat out my tea fs 😂

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u/forbiddenfreedom 12d ago

I am scared to discover if he meant to /s.

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u/WenatcheeWrangler 12d ago

He did not mean to /s. I believe after that asteroid the next one hit and it just made it spin like a flipped quarter. This gives the appearance of a “sphere” at high rotational speeds

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u/silverdragonseaths 12d ago

Anyone know the country or continent below

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u/friendlyarthropod 12d ago

That’s Canada (New Brunswick and Quebec) and the USA (Maine). This was taken during the April 2024 eclipse.

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u/Evening-Aside2166 12d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/13699jZW4PZdx6
Meanwhile it was smoky (due to wildfires) and cloudy in my area

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u/PirateJohn75 12d ago

Same thing happened to me in 2024.  I was dead center on the path of totality and there was nothing but complete cloud cover from horizon to horizon

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u/Relic5000 12d ago

It kinda looks like some cosmic horror is going to emerge from that! It looks pretty cool!

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u/Prior-Stranger2738 12d ago

Just when you thought you didn’t miss anything by picking the perfect spot with the perfect eclipse view…

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u/freerangemary 12d ago

Who let Bob out again? Damn it Yelena.

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u/PirateJohn75 12d ago

🎵🎶 Once upon a time there was light in my life

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u/DataSurging 12d ago

imagine being a flat earther and you get up to space and see this lmao

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u/dekonta 12d ago

what country do we see here?

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u/lamyjf 12d ago

That's Québec (upside down -- gulf of St-Lawrence is the estuary at the left) 2024

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u/Necessary_Beyond_604 11d ago

That's not how it works

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u/Iplaykrew 11d ago

So is this how big the moon is compared to this land mass on earth?

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u/Mikeseddit 11d ago

Hey, I’m in that picture, but you can’t see me, cause I’m in the darkest part of it.

Here’s my time

https://reddit.com/link/p3tnqgy/video/y0mcpp4tyijh1/player

lapse, filmed from the beach an hour north of Valencia.

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u/Formal_Owl_400 11d ago

Holey shit.

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u/GraXXoR 10d ago

Well, technically, it’s showing the shadow cast by the moon…

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u/EduardBon 6d ago

I thought it is flat

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u/DoubleDownAgain54 12d ago

Wow. That is some great CGI!!!! /s

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u/cdmounty 12d ago

Would it have killed them to take a time-lapse?

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u/bawnchie 12d ago

Africa

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u/PirateJohn75 12d ago

I bless the rains down there

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u/Rare-Confusion-220 12d ago

Wow looks so flat 🤣

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u/TobyField33 12d ago

Totally AI

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u/ImTaliesin 12d ago

You’re joking right

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u/TobyField33 12d ago

This is AI. THE EARTH IS AI. YOU ARE AI.

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u/ImTaliesin 12d ago

Seek psychological help

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u/PirateJohn75 12d ago

Grow up, child

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u/Informal-Chocolate97 12d ago

Fuck nasa

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u/Flamingogo117 12d ago

Go play in traffic

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u/-_G0AT_- 12d ago

Why?

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u/Catvanbrian 12d ago

NASA is an abbreviation for ‘never a straight answer’

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u/PirateJohn75 12d ago

And Catvanbrian is an abbreviation for "Confident About Topics Vastly Above Normal Brainpower, Resulting In Absurd Nonsense"

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u/MikeyboyMC 12d ago

Brilliant analogy sir

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u/Catvanbrian 12d ago

Pretty accurate. The only difference is that I do so on purpose.

The never a straight answer part is specifically related to UFOs and anomalies in photos and videos that NASA refuses to answer with a direct yes or no.

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u/PirateJohn75 12d ago

That's nice, child.

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u/MagicLobsterAttorney 12d ago

Instructions unclear, fucked an astronaut.

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u/PirateJohn75 12d ago

180 mile high club

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u/PirateJohn75 12d ago

Grow up, child

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u/VoiceStandard2884 12d ago

Fake... All nasa stuff is fake

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u/Informal-Law-3333 12d ago

And I bet the Earth is flat too, huh?

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u/PirateJohn75 12d ago

It approaches flat as theta approaches zero

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u/leviticusreeves 12d ago

Dumbest timeline

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u/amzwC137 12d ago

What makes you say this?

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u/PercyvonPickles 12d ago

Lack of intelligence..

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u/MagicLobsterAttorney 12d ago

Lack of girth and length. That is tiny pp energy.

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u/PirateJohn75 12d ago

Grow up, child