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Hell-fire rained on Chile last week and no one knows why.
Fiery unidentified flying objects descended upon Chile last week, igniting small fires in seven locations in that country. Experts suggested immediately following impact that the burning objects were actually burning meteorites.
Now, geologists from Chile's National Geology and Mining Service, who were among the first at each of the scenes of impact, are suggesting that, following a battery of tests, the affected areas held no traces of meteorite, leaving locals stumped over what the fiery objects might have been.
Some experts suggest that the fiery objects are simply errant space debris detached from orbiting rockets or satellites while others — ok, me and maybe this guy — think it is something more sinister. Perhaps the first salvo in an Independence Day- or V-like event similar to what I wrote about last week, where aliens finally try to communicate with us directly.
Stay tuned.
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