Solar Eclipse 2017 - Weather Balloon @ 75,600 ft (VIRB 360 Video)
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Published 2017-08-22
All Comments (21)
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This is incredible! When I moved my tablet around to get the 360x360 view, I was hooked.
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This is pure perfection. You deserve my support for this. I look forward to future works!
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I bow to you, sir. 4K 360-degree video of the eclipse... FROM A BALLOON!
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amazing proof the earth is flat! There is no curvature observable, and the sun and moon look really closed to us! Maybe 5,000 miles up, and not 98,000,000 miles away!
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Why is no one talking about the fact that the sun seems to be alive and moving around and looks like a jelly fish at times and those weird dark circles that seem to absorb light. Huh? Why is NO BODY TALKING ABOUT THAT?
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very nice work thank you . that must have taken alot of planning and preperation . amazing,
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dont get it , to dislike this video u have to kinda hate ur life and al humans.for flatearther this video is proof the world is flat ! -_-
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It appears to be a flat disk with upturned edges.
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That's freaking cool! You can actually see the shadow as it moves tens of miles per minute!!
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2:56 what happened to the sun?
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Truely beautiful! I have seen an earlier balloon video from another eclipse on the internet, with a large elongated shadow, because of the low sun/moon position above the horizon during that eclipse on that location on Earth. Nice to see this new video with this small and very round shadow. I think it's amazing that so many things are visible so well from just 23 kilometers!
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One of the best eclipse videos. Congrats. Hope you were able to recover the Virb. I have one too.
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Flat. Just like I thought
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The fuckimg MOON?. WHERE IS IT?
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Efectivamente la tierra es un plano, 360 grados de realidad, excelente trabajo.
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Doesnt look like the moon got in front of the Sun. Whats happening here?
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The sun gets bigger if you check it all the entire video..why?
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Awesomely cool. I just wish I could see a true eye view of totality, since cameras just can't capture all the light variations.
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Who moved the camera while in space? Also, why is yours the only recent (within 5 years) weather balloon video out of focus?
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Nice work. But does anyone see the Earth in all it's motions? I don't .
