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Star gazers in New Zealand describe being a little freaked out by spirals of blue light in the night sky

On Sunday night, weird, spiralling light patterns in the night sky mystified and amazed New Zealand astronomers. Alasdair Burns, a stargazing guide on

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Elon Musk confused stargazers with spiraling lights in the night sky

Stargazers were left extremely confused at strange spiraling light formations in the night sky on June 26, at around 7:25 pm.

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Mysterious Growing Spiral Light Spotted Over New Zealand Sky

The spiral could be seen drifting northwards over South Island at 7:30 p.m. local time on Sunday.

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Spirals Of Blue Light Appear In New Zealand Sky, Experts Point To SpaceX Launch

The New Plymouth Astronomical Society said on Facebook that it was "most likely a "fuel dump" or "exhaust plume" from a SpaceX rocket launch".

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