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When Earth Stops Spinning

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Transcript

Everything on Earth's surface would keep moving at 1,670 kilometers per hour due to inertia, causing catastrophic destruction worldwide.

Enormous winds would sweep across the planet, as oceans surged across coastlines, flooding huge areas and reshaping continents.

One side of Earth would face prolonged sunlight, while the other endured perpetual darkness, creating extreme and unsurvivable temperatures.

But Earth wouldn't stop orbiting the Sun, just without normal rotation. Luckily, this scenario won't happen naturally.

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How this video was made

Format: Narrated story
Visuals: Stills with a slow pan
Visual style: Documentary
Voice: Adam — deep, documentary
Captions: Bold
Music: Cinematic
Aspect ratio: Vertical 9:16
Length: 37 seconds
Language: English

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Each scene’s picture was made from the prompt beside it.

Scene 01
Image prompt: Cars, buildings, and trees are violently ripped from the ground and flung into the air by an unseen force, a chaotic scene of debris.
Scene 02
Image prompt: Massive tidal waves crash over skyscrapers, engulfing cities in a powerful, foamy deluge.
Scene 03
Image prompt: A stark visual division of a planet, half bathed in blinding sunlight and half shrouded in deep, starless night, with a harsh line between them.
Scene 04
Image prompt: A beautiful view of Earth moving in its orbit around the Sun, with no visible rotation on its axis, looking like a marble on a track.

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