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“Fire Ball” Turned Into a Night on the Sukurajima Volcano in Japan

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Meteor surprised the population with brightness that will have been visible for hundreds of kilometers.
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The inhabitants of Kagoshima, Japan, witnessed an unforgettable spectacle: a mysterious and brilliant meteorite crossed the night sky just above the Sakurajima volcano, one of the most active in the “earth of the rising Sun”. This peculiar astronomical phenomenon was captured on video by security cameras and users on social networks, generating a great impact both locally and globally.

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Meteor surprised the population with brightness that will have been visible for hundreds of kilometers.

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Kagoshima, Japan — An unprecedented celestial spectacle stunned residents of Kagoshima City, Japan, when a large meteor, or fireball, streaked across the sky and illuminated the iconic Sakurajima volcano. The unusual phenomenon was visible throughout the night, capturing the attention of thousands of people. This was the moment that lit up Japan's sky. Witnesses described a flash of bright, greenish light that quickly faded over the horizon, app…

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Azteca Baja California broke the news in on Wednesday, August 20, 2025.
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