Solar Eclipse From Alaska Airlines Rare videos

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shot up haven’t had only if there is
there’s a shot oh wow look at that there
comes my God look at it Alaska Airlines Solar Eclipse Flight
becomes a shower look at that took a
tornado
here we go
here we go
oh my god
oh my god
everything out
look at this my god it’s coming the
moon’s shadow this coming there is
coming I never seen it like this ever
fully in a plane crashes my god we go
look at it
look at that time I got there we go
through
oh my god it’s coming right over 60 my
God we’re getting close to done at
Ballys be just look at the prominences
prominences
the moon read all around shadow
completely elongated
oh my God look at seven o’clock
prominent just twelve o’clock
ten o’clock elongated oh my god
absolutely amazing
oh my god totality
look at that one wow look at that
look at the coming to light on my God
look at that
can I just come here
come to challenge lifting up it’s going
out it’s going out beating its cool
that’s a look at that time in my god
looking at why
look at that
wow 9th of March 2016 Solar Eclipse
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