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Social media is awash with reports of a meteor or shooting star in the sky above Scotland on Wednesday evening. View email online

Sep 15, 2022

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	Was it a meteor or a shooting star? Reports across Scotland of mysterious light in sky

	Social media is awash with reports of a meteor or shooting star in the sky above Scotland on Wednesday evening.

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