DID YOU SEE IT TOO? Multiple netizens reported seeing a luminous beam at the sky on Tuesday night. According to the Philippine Space Agency, the light is called a "space jellyfish phenomenon," which was caused by China's Long March 6A rocket launch, and occurs when a | Collector

DID YOU SEE IT TOO?

Multiple netizens reported seeing a luminous beam at the sky on Tuesday night.

According to the Philippine Space Agency, the light is called a

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DID YOU SEE IT TOO? Multiple netizens reported seeing a luminous beam at the sky on Tuesday night. According to the Philippine Space Agency, the light is called a "space jellyfish phenomenon," which was caused by China's Long March 6A rocket launch, and occurs when a

DID YOU SEE IT TOO? Multiple netizens reported seeing a luminous beam at the sky on Tuesday night. According to the Philippine Space Agency, the light is called a "space jellyfish phenomenon," which was caused by China's Long March 6A rocket launch, and occurs when a

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