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UFO experts are all agog about this latest event of the para-scientific event.
I don't blame them. This seems pretty exciting.
Of course, if you don't work for the Sun, you actually might report the actual event that occurred.
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The lights that everyone seems to mention were actually seen previous to the accident and not during. What are people then saying they saw, if they did indeed see balls of light with tendrils reaching to the ground? Will-O-Wisps? Ball lightning? There are some reports of fireworks in the area so this amount of excitement is nothing but that, much to do about nothing.
Again, the romantic idea that we are not alone is very appealing. Worse case scenario: There are aliens. Then we can destroy their financial infrastructure too!
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