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Rare Event: Huge 'Apocalyptic' Meteor Explodes In Siberian Skyline, Turns Night Into Day
A rare event has taken place in Siberia last week. A huge fireball exploded across the night sky of the remote Republic of Khakassia, momentarily turning night into day.
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