The sky over Caracas turned an unusually deep shade of red on the evening of 30 June.
2026-06-30 → 2026-07-01
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- The sky over Caracas turned an unusually deep shade of red on the evening of 30 June.
On the evening of 30 June, the sky above Caracas turned an unusually deep shade of red, with videos showing neighbourhoods bathed in crimson light.
Sources
- 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