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Mariusz Krukar

My channel is aimed at:
- Astronomy (rare atmospheric phenomenas, celestial events, timelapses),
- GIS & geography (simulation and modelling environmental processes),
- Education (explanation how to use or how to do sth),
- Test equipment (smartphones, GoPro's drones, DSLR cameras with lenses),
- Travel (occasional footages),
- Weather phenomenas (footages, timelapses).

Hope you will enjoy!

YouTube Video UCCSiUTlNYsYQ--qw5FlNpXA_PI4__VVt-HI

The Deckchair.com webcam footage shows the inundated Vistula Boulevards in Krakówat a front of the Grand Sheraton Hotel, at the top of which the webcam used to operate before the COVID-19 pandemic. The culmination wave passed on May 24th, 2019.

The Deckchair.com webcam footage shows the inundated Vistula Boulevards in Krakówat a front of the Grand Sheraton Hotel, at the top of which the webcam used to operate before the COVID-19 pandemic. The culmination wave passed on May 24th, 2019.

Flood in Kraków [Deckchair.com]

YouTube Video UCCSiUTlNYsYQ--qw5FlNpXA_PI4__VVt-HI

The 4th part of the complex animation shows the path of the April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse known as the 2024 Great American Eclipse. It includes 4 major views: the top with Google Hybrid overlay (325-330 km altitude), the shadow in & out (50km altitude), and local views (mountain peaks or city views from 3-5km to 20km altitude).
Various graphic techniques have been applied through this presentation, including Google Hybrid overlay and Google Earth atmosphere mode (mountain view).
The movie is concentrated on the northern part of the USA and southern Canada, where the umbra flies above quite a few large metropolitan areas as well as the wild mountainous regions of New York, Vermont, and Maine.
The video briefly displays shadow movement above the biggest cities in the presented area: Cincinnati, Dayton, Cleveland, Toledo, Rochester, Syracuse, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Montreal, and Hamilton in the spans of 10-30 seconds depending on the local circumstances (mostly 10 seconds). The most interesting is the viewpoint visualization made from the Toronto CN Tower and Mount Royal rising above Montreal.
The eclipse duration in that area is about 3m15s to 4m00s. The Moon's shadow has been encircled with a 5km grazing zone area, which corresponds to the smallest Baily's Beads appearance, just before and after the totality.
This GIS-based video has been made with the eclipse data based both on NASA.gsfc.eclipse service and Xavier Jubier eclipse page, from where I picked up the most important calculations. I also used the Eclipse24.org webpage in order to grab the local area boundaries and Peakfinder.org to identify local mountain panoramas. Occasionally I attached the Flickr.com mountain panoramic views corresponding to the simulation directions provided.

If you like this video, please follow my channel or buy me a coffee :)

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Want to plan your eclipse journey more efficiently? Read more here:
https://www.mkrgeo-blog.com/the-weather-based-long-range-plans-for-your-astronomical-expedition/

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:05 1. Top
2:52 2. Shadow-In
5:42 3. Shadow-Out
8:28 4. Places
8:46 A. Fort Wayne (IN)
9:05 B. Cincinnati (OH)
9:32 C. Dayton (OH)
10:04 D. Columbus (OH)
10:54 E. Toledo (OH)
11:20 F. Cleveland (OH)
13:08 G. Hamilton (ON)
14:12 H. Buffalo (NY)
14:50 I. Niagara Falls (NY/ON)
15:57 J. Toronto (ON)
17:20 K. Rochester (NY)
17:55 L. Syracuse (NY)
18:24 M. Mount Marcy (NY)
20:14 N. Whiteface Mountain (NY)
20:57 O. Lyon Mountain (NY)
21:41 P. Montreal (QC)
23:35 Q. Mont Saint Hilarie (QC)
24:09 R. Mount Mansfield (VT)
25:48 S. Sugarloaf Mountain (ME)
27:19 T. Mount Katahdin (ME)

Great American Eclipse 2024, part IV - North USA & Canada

YouTube Video UCCSiUTlNYsYQ--qw5FlNpXA_qfCt7L7CCpU

The example of astrophotography made by the teleconverter TC-1401 1.4x mounted to Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Contemporary lens. The closest supermoon of 2022 captured in the early morning of July 14.
The following focal lengths considered: 150, 200, 250, 300, 400, 500 and 600mm x 1.4

Teleconverter TC-1401 kit and Sigma 150-600mm Contemporary lens - astrophotography - Supermoon 2022

YouTube Video UCCSiUTlNYsYQ--qw5FlNpXA_U7z9wk5g7DQ

The 72-hour timelapse captured the midnight Sun and heatwave with temperatures reaching 26,7 Celsius degrees.

Abisko National Park - midnight Sun and heatwave [LightsOverLapland]

YouTube Video UCCSiUTlNYsYQ--qw5FlNpXA_wSgbBsPv0aA

The compilation of time-lapse from 2 working webcams located in Ushuaia at Tierra del Fuego - the southernmost tip of Argentina, where the shortest day can be observed on the winter solstice on June 21st. A random timespan for the screenshots has been applied. The full period covers around 10 hours between the nautical dawn to nautical dusk. Both the beginning and end of the video mark the moment of visual complete darkness gained under the high level of artificial light.

The shortest day in South America [Ushuaia Live]

YouTube Video UCCSiUTlNYsYQ--qw5FlNpXA_io8GaopFGJM

The full HD animation of the lunar shadow moved across North America. Each town is visible on the eclipse path, which should be really beneficial for planning observations in certain areas. This is the most detailed vizualisation to be found on the web.

Plan your observation, and read hints here:
https://www.mkrgeo-blog.com/the-weather-based-long-range-plans-for-your-astronomical-expedition/

Total solar eclipse 2024 North America - high detal

YouTube Video UCCSiUTlNYsYQ--qw5FlNpXA_08ZBrpx1fMY

Like it? Please support: https://www.patreon.com/mkopw

The full HD animation of the lunar shadow moved across North America. Each town is visible on the eclipse path, which should be really beneficial for planning observations in certain areas. This is the most detailed vizualisation to be found on the web.

Plan your observation, and read hints here:
https://www.mkrgeo-blog.com/the-weather-based-long-range-plans-for-your-astronomical-expedition/

Total solar eclipse 2024 North America - high detal

YouTube Video UCCSiUTlNYsYQ--qw5FlNpXA_wPppI2k3U_E

The 3rd part of the complex animation shows the path of the April 8, 2024, total solar eclipse known as the 2024 Great American Eclipse. It includes 4 major views: the top with Google Hybrid overlay (325-330 km altitude), the shadow in & out (50km altitude), and local views (10-25km).
The animation covers: Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, and Indiana and the complex view of Indianapolis.
This GIS-based video has been made with the eclipse data based both on NASA.gsfc.eclipse service and Xavier Jubier eclipse page, from where I picked up the most important calculations. I also used the Eclipse24.org webpage in order to grab the local area boundaries.

Read more about how to make visualization such as this:
https://www.mkrgeo-blog.com/total-solar-eclipse-vizualisation-on-google-earth-part-1/

Great American Eclipse 2024, part III - USA - Arkansas & Missouri & Indiana

YouTube Video UCCSiUTlNYsYQ--qw5FlNpXA_ElK0Yv4DvwM

The brief video shows the splendid eclipsed moonset above the Tatra mountains at a distance of about 115km, which was seen from the Zimna Woda (Cold Water) village near Jasło town in south-eastern Poland (Subcarpathian region).

Read more:
https://www.mkrgeo-blog.com/just-partial-lunar-eclipse-of-may-16th-2022/

Partial lunar eclipse of May 16th, 2022

YouTube Video UCCSiUTlNYsYQ--qw5FlNpXA_qqAgxzAb_qU

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