In August of 2017 I saw a full solar eclipse it was wild the way this whole thing worked. I mean the eclipse was wild.

But the alignment, which normally would just be moon and sun and wherever you're

standing on earth, for me was even more multifaceted alignment because the path of that total

eclipse was right through Lander Wyoming where I lived at the time where I lived

for a long time and And this is crazy.

It just so happened that the International Space Station

was going to traverse that eclipse where I lived.

And it just so happened.

That was great friends and still M with a buddy of my name,

Destiny who has a YouTube channel called Smarter Every Day

and he was going to make a video trying to get a shot

from Earth with a regular camera of the International Space Station

running right through the path of an eclipse. So it's this insane alignment for me

geographically in terms of time in terms of this friendship and so my

buddy Destin and his family came up and we all went to just the right spot to

set everything up.

We had some other friends out there with us and we know our camera is ready and

Destin forgot to take the filters off of a couple of them so fortunately we had a lot of

redundancies and we had all this prep and all this excitement and everything

but when the sun actually went away and when we got to the point where we had, I don't know what you call it, there's some term for it, but it's like,

Horizon Dawn, all the way around, it looked like Dawn was happening from every corner of the earth where we were sitting out here in Wyoming.

When it got to that point, you could just hear people from, I mean miles away,

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