Trei dintre cele mai înfricoșătoare eclipse solare din istorie. Haosul care a izbucnit după întunecarea cerului și fenomenul care a oprit un război

Solar eclipses have historically caused panic and chaos, with three notable events leading to significant social and political upheaval. The Assyrian eclipse in 763 BC coincided with a plague, inciting revolts against the empire. Thales' eclipse in 585 BC halted a war between the Lydians and Medes, as soldiers interpreted the darkness as a divine sign. The eclipse of 1133 AD, linked to the death of King Henry I of England, was seen as an omen, leading to civil unrest and turmoil in the kingdom.