World witnessed the longest 74-minute solar eclipse in history with Concorde 001 flying at 2,500 km/h | – The Times of India
On June 30, 1973, over the expansive Sahara Desert, a team of pioneering scientists accomplished an extraordinary milestone in astronomical history: observing 74 minutes of uninterrupted totality during a solar eclipse, the longest ever recorded. This unprecedented achievement was made possible through a combination of innovative technology, meticulous planning, and precise execution. The team converted…
