World's Longest Solar Eclipse: 100 Minutes of Darkness

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TOTAL DARKNESS DESCENDS AS SOLAR ECLIPSE GRIPS PLANET FOR 100 MINUTES!

A terrifying hush fell across continents today as the world plunged into a staggering 100 minutes of utter darkness during the longest solar eclipse in recorded history. Cities vanished under an unnatural twilight, temperatures plummeted, and panic surged as the sun vanished behind the moon's colossal shadow.

'It felt like the end of the world,' gasped Sarah Chen, one of millions caught in the path stretching across the Pacific, Asia, and the Atlantic. 'Birds stopped singing. Streetlights flickered on automatically. People were screaming, crying, just staring at that terrifying black hole where our sun should be.'

Animals went berserk. Nocturnal creatures like owls and bats emerged, confused by the sudden night, while diurnal animals fell silent, sensing the unnatural threat. Power grids strained under the simultaneous surge of demand as lights and heaters kicked on globally. Emergency services were inundated with calls from terrified citizens reporting everything from 'monsters in the sky' to widespread equipment failures.

Superstitious dread gripped many cultures. In remote villages, ancient rituals were performed to appease angry gods. Astronomers, however, were in their element, capturing breathtaking images of the sun's corona blazing like a cosmic crown. 'It was absolutely magnificent,' beamed Dr. Aris Thorne, despite the chaos. 'The sheer scale of the corona... it humbled us all.'

As the slow crawl towards totality ended and daylight returned, relief was palpable, but the memory of that century-long night will linger. A celestial spectacle unlike any witnessed in modern history, leaving a planet breathless and forever changed.

World's Longest Solar Eclipse: 100 Minutes of Darkness

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