Environment
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Fireball That Lit up Midwest Sky Might Possibly be a Failed Russian Spy Satellite, According to Experts
A fireball brightened the Midwest skies in the early morning hours of October 20. This made people begin to speculate about what the mystery light may have been almost immediately. Perhaps it was a meteor or a stray from the Orionid shower this month? Maybe it was a Russian spy satellite that had failed to stay in orbit and was now falling back into the earth or perhaps aliens.
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