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In 1977, across Russia and Eastern Europe, strange lights were seen in the skies. These lights at time resembled what appeared to be a giant jellyfish. Despite over a hundred people seeing it, it has never definitively been answered to what it was. Was it a satellite, atmospheric jellyfish, UFO, or something else? Join Sage and Frank as they turn their eyes to the night sky and discuss the Petrozavodsk Phenomenon.
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Sources:
Petrozavodsk phenomenon - Wikipedia
The Petrozavodsk Phenomenon: A Celestial Mystery Seen Over Soviet Russia In 1977 | IFLScience
Soviet Sky Puzzle: ‘Jellyfish’ of Light - The New York Times
What Was the Petrozavodsk Phenomenon, the Jellyfish-Shaped UFO Seen Over Russia in 1977?
https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/DOC_0000015256.pdf
Jellyfish Anomaly of Petrosavodsk | Cryptid Wiki
Center for UFO Studies - Wikipedia
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