My Quest To See The Total Solar Eclipse

Watch my next video on Why Bees Are So Fuzzy on Nebula Now! http://go.nebula.tv/drawcuriosity - for 40% off! Let's talk about Bailey's beads and coronal mass ejections - from the backdrop of Stonehenge, Texas! Part of the fun of a total solar eclipse is getting to see features of the sun's surface that usually hide in plain sight like Bailey's beads and coronal mass ejections. But how many people can say they've seen these things - from Stonehenge?? I brought all my photography equipment to Kerrville, Texas, to record the eclipse for you in today's episode. Every possible link you could ever want: http://beacons.ai/drawcuriosity INSTAGRAM:   / squeakcode   TWITTER:   / ineslauradawson   TWITCH:   / drawcuriosity   EXTRA CONTENT:   / drawcuriosity   Best ways to support Draw Curiosity: PATREON:   / drawcuriosity   TWITCH:   / subscribe   PAYPAL: http://paypal.me/drawcuriosity KO-FI: https://ko-fi.com/drawcuriosity Music credits: BG music by CryoSleepKitten   / cryosleepkitten   Intro Stinger by Thastor    / thastorcyclone   Other music & SFX licensed from Epidemic Sound http://epidemicsound.com/drawcuriosity (they also wrongfully overcharged me for 6 months and never responded to requests for resolution, so until this is resolved, I will make note of this in my video description) Animation credits: Channel art by CaroWaro   / waroartwork   Intro & Ending animation by Cristina de Manuel   / cristinademanuelink   This channel was the recipient of the Vlogbrothers Sponsorship in 2017! Dr. Inés Dawson (Draw Curiosity) is a science presenter, and holds a doctorate in Insect Flight Biomechanics. Business e-mail for sponsorship, speaking opportunities and other professional inquiries: fill out the captcha on the YouTube about page.