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IT LOOKED LIKE THIS OBJECT WAS HARVESTING LIGHTNING ⚡️ During an intense lightning storm, what appeared to be a stationary object remained in the same area as lightning repeatedly erupted around it. But here’s what caught everyone’s attention… Instead of the strikes appearing random, multiple bolts seemed to converge... show more

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