Mysterious glow in the sky scared the Italians
Naturalist photographer Walter Binotto has published a picture of a glowing disk in the sky. He noticed it when he was in the town of Possagno in northern Italy on March 27.
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Naturalist photographer Walter Binotto has published a picture of a glowing disk in the sky. He noticed it when he was in the town of Possagno in northern Italy on March 27.
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