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Libya’s Space Centre Identifies Bright Object Over Tripoli

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Residents of Tripoli and several other areas in western Libya were startled on Sunday night after a bright object crossed the sky, accompanied by reports of loud sounds and a slight tremor. The Libyan Centre for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences confirmed that the object was a natural meteor caused by a small celestial body […]
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A brilliant fireball was captured as it passed through the atmosphere and disintegrated into the sky. Videos of the phenomenon began to circulate on social networks. The post Meteor appears on Libya and causes reactions in inhabitants appeared first on Capital Mexico.

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Residents of the northern regions of Libya were able to observe a meteor in the sky on the night of Sunday, October 4. As it was being undone in the atmosphere, the rocket provoked a strong flare. So far, no... Read more › The entry A meteor crosses the sky over Libya was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.

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Social media in Libya is abuzz with discussion about a bright, luminous object that appeared in the sky over the capital, Tripoli, accompanied by a flash of lightning and a loud bang. The Libyan Center for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences explained that the object was a meteorite, formed by the burning of a small celestial body caused by intense friction with the Earth's atmosphere./Sputnik

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The Centre spread the explanation to clarify the images circulated.

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A bright meteor was observed in the evening over Tripoli and other parts of western Libya, with a long fire trail and a strong sound, reported by the State Agency LANA with reference to the Libyan Centre for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences.

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