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meteorite fallsChip Chick – Lifestyle With A Female Focus
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A bright light was seen in the sky in St. Francis Bay , a town in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa .
The sighting was followed by a sonic boom and a slight tremor.
Scientists from Wits University and Nelson Mandela University have been monitoring the event closely.
The last time such an event happened was over 50 years ago in Lichtenburg in 1973 .
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