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So Apparently Skyquakes Are A Thing | Answers With Joe

Joe Scott 14:29

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Unexplained noises from the sky have been reported for centuries, and while most can be explained by human actions today, many remain a bit of a mystery. So let's take a look at the mysterious phenomenon of skyquakes.

Quick note: Yes, this video had focus issues. There's a setting on the camera that doesn't jibe with the reflection on my glasses.

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