The video appears to be a vlog of a family's experience watching a solar eclipse. The family tries to find special glasses to view the eclipse, but they have trouble finding a pair that works. They eventually find a pair and enjoy the eclipse, but one of the family members, Mike, makes a critical mistake by taking off his glasses during the eclipse and looking directly at the sun. This causes him to claim that he has gone blind, leading to a frantic and chaotic scene as the family tries to figure out what to do. The video ends with the family waiting for an ambulance to arrive, with Mike still claiming that he cannot see.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is about a group of people trying to view a solar eclipse.
2. They only have one pair of solar eclipse glasses initially.
3. Directly looking at the Sun can damage one's eyes.
4. The group tries to find more glasses, including welding glasses, but they are not suitable for viewing the eclipse.
5. They eventually find someone selling eclipse glasses on Craigslist.
6. They manage to purchase multiple pairs of glasses and are able to view the eclipse safely.
7. The eclipse is visible in around 10 states.
8. The totality of the eclipse lasts for about one minute.
9. During totality, it is safe to look directly at the Sun without glasses.
10. One of the group members, Mike, removes his glasses during the eclipse and looks directly at the Sun, despite warnings not to do so, and claims to have gone blind as a result.
11. The group calls 911 for an ambulance to take Mike to the hospital.