Just a few days ago a flurry of electric lights exploded into the Moscow night sky, stunning motorists, leaving traffic at a standstill.
'It's the Martians landing,' said one comment, while several others also suggested a spaceship had landed on Russia's second city and former
Imperial capital.
Another commenter added: 'I know precisely what this is - tests of a neutron bomb in St Petersburg.'
Turns out it was cause by an accident at a local power plant..
The flash was the result of an explosion at an electrical power plant in St Petersburg, in what was described as a 'technical malfunction' by
officials. No one was hurt in the incident.
So I'm wondering if an explosion of this magnitude, that is this bright could have really been caused by the electric plant without hurting
anyone.
www.dailymail.co.uk...
Here's the vid:
And one filmed at another location, you can actually see the smoke in this one: