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Remote Sensing Center Explains Light in Libyan Sky
The Remote Sensing and Space Sciences Center in Libya clarified that the luminous object seen in the skies of Tripoli is a meteor phenomenon. It occurred when a small celestial body, such as a meteor or a fragment of a comet, entered the Earth's atmosphere at high speed, causing it to burn up and appear with a bright glow and a luminous tail. This was observed by residents and captured on cameras. The phenomenon is estimated to be caused by a meteorite or space debris from satellites or old rockets.
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