Researchers state that the dominant cause of the crimson sky was the atmospheric phenomenon known as a candilazo.
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- Researchers state that the dominant cause of the crimson sky was the atmospheric phenomenon known as a candilazo.
researchers explain that the dominant cause was a naturally occurring atmospheric phenomenon known in Venezuela as a “candilazo.”
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- Caracas sky turns blood-red after Venezuela earthquakes: Scientists explain the 'candilazo' phenomenon behind the eerie glow cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from Caracas sky turns blood-red after Venezuela earthquakes: Scientists explain the 'candilazo' phenomenon behind the eerie glow · 2026-09-11 21:53