The sky over Venezuela turned red Wednesday evening due to dust, sand, and microscopic particles rising into the atmosphere, according to a report. The phenomenon follows earlier reports of a red sky over Caracas.
The sky over Venezuela was reported red Wednesday evening, attributed by a broadcast to dust, sand, and microscopic particles rising into the atmosphere. This is a new reported event, coming after an earlier red-sky phenomenon over Caracas Wednesday morning that was the subject of competing explanations (atmospheric scattering vs. earthquake lights). The current report provides a different causal description but does not specify a particular city, nor does it reconcile the two accounts. No official sources or additional verification have been published for this latest sighting.
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Source and signal
- Internal intake