WATCH: Total solar eclipse happens in Indianapolis and Central Indiana

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here, hold on tight, keep those glasses on, hold on tight, we're getting close and we're almost there and there you go, oh my gosh, okay, no, I have no words, oh Chuck. Lindsay I know you guys are at the fairgrounds so you witnessed this you witnessed this in 2017 this is my first time I'm speechless guys I'm speechless well I think we're ready to cry here . Sean, the Indiana State Fairgrounds This is a tremendous site and Lindsay, compared to 2017, to me we can see it better, it's fresher. I mean, this absolute night here now is like a cold front hitting us in the face, right?

And what this crowd is doing, they're cheering everyone up. We are very excited about this moment that we have anticipated for years here in Indianapolis, we are approaching

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ity Lindsay, that means there will be more planets that may be visible in the sky, we can already see a couple right now, yes, yes We are looking into this darkening sky you could potentially see Jupiter, uhhuh, and Mercury and Mercury, yeah, and as Matt Stanbridge pointed out to us, we could potentially see a comet if we look closely and it gets dark enough, we had this kind of roar when it happened for the first time and now people are silent, yes, and they take it in because this is something that is the beauty of creation, friends, and it is an impressive and inspiring event, and to feel this fresh air moving in Lindsay, let's take just a couple of minutes here.

Okay, let's let everyone enjoy that, here we go. I also have a good photo of Jupiter. Wow, that's incredible, that's crazy, okay Chuck, as we enter the maximum total of 308 minutes, we are at the maximum maximum totality where the

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will take place. it's at 100% max so we're in this and notice the flares it's just a beautiful beautiful site out of this right now and Angela Buckman is currently at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and we're here with a lot of families and a lot of people from all over the country, you're there with 50,000 people. What is the reaction to this incredible once-in-a-lifetime event?

The best way I can describe it is when they start the engines on race day. a roar from the crowd as it began to get dark. I was curious if everyone would shut up or what they would do, but it was this thunderous applause when it got dark, it's a little quieter now, but it's interesting to see some. of the pagoda lights come on and I'll tell you it reminds me of the morning of the race when we're all here at 4 5 6 in the morning before the sun comes up, it has that feeling, uh yeah I've never been to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway before the sun comes up, it's a magical experience and I would say that's what it feels like now and I don't know if you're taking our live pictures or not, but there's actually some of the lights come on and you don't notice.

I know, you can hear the roar of the crowd and we start to come out of totality. I don't want to take up all the time so I'm going to throw it at Matt Standridge hey Matt hey Angela the diamond ring is back the sun is going crazy because the moon was just in the right position out of all the space to block the sun everyone is still clapping because they could see that diamond ring if you look in the distance, the return of The Horizon, people applaud, people applaud, what a cool moment, everyone looks up, how impressive is Sean, it's an incredible sight here and the people are excited, what a show, Sean for you, ah. thanks Matt, I'm going back inside now, yeah, again, it's Marie, I really don't have to worry, it's amazing and I know some people were like, are you guys making a big deal of what you know when you see it? you get it, you get it, you know what I mean, we're not making a big deal out of it, it's a big deal, it's amazing this 124 mile wide road that goes through 15 states today from Texas to Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Tennessee Kentucky Illinois to now here in Indiana just enjoying our last moments here and then on to oh oh Michigan Pennsylvania New York Vermont New Hampshire and Maine before continuing on to Canada but