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Mysterious Dancing Sun Stuns Witnesses at Fatima
- 2024/09/13
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On September 13, 1917, the famous "Miracle of the Sun" occurred in Fatima, Portugal, an event that remains unexplained to this day. Thousands of people, including skeptics and journalists, gathered near Fatima to witness what three shepherd children had predicted would be a great miracle.
According to eyewitness accounts, at approximately noon, a strange phenomenon began to unfold in the sky. The sun appeared to "dance" or zigzag in the sky, spin rapidly like a pinwheel, and emit multicolored light across the landscape. Some witnesses reported that the sun seemed to careen towards Earth in a zigzag pattern, causing people to fear that it might collide with our planet. The event lasted approximately ten minutes and was witnessed by people up to 40 kilometers away.
Many witnesses reported that their previously wet clothes had dried rapidly during the event, and that the ground, which had been soaked due to the preceding rainy weather, was now dry. Some also claimed to have experienced miraculous healings.
The event was widely reported by journalists, including Avelino de Almeida, a respected journalist from the O Século newspaper, who had previously been skeptical about the children's claims. He wrote, "The sun, at one moment surrounded with scarlet flame, at another aureoled in yellow and deep purple, seemed to be in an exceedingly fast and whirling movement, at times appearing to be loosened from the sky and to be approaching the earth, strongly radiating heat."
Despite numerous investigations and theories, including those suggesting mass hallucination or a combination of meteorological and psychological factors, the "Miracle of the Sun" remains largely unexplained. The event continues to be a topic of great interest for researchers, believers, and skeptics alike, making it one of the most famous unexplained phenomena in history.
2024-09-13T09:51:39.568Z
According to eyewitness accounts, at approximately noon, a strange phenomenon began to unfold in the sky. The sun appeared to "dance" or zigzag in the sky, spin rapidly like a pinwheel, and emit multicolored light across the landscape. Some witnesses reported that the sun seemed to careen towards Earth in a zigzag pattern, causing people to fear that it might collide with our planet. The event lasted approximately ten minutes and was witnessed by people up to 40 kilometers away.
Many witnesses reported that their previously wet clothes had dried rapidly during the event, and that the ground, which had been soaked due to the preceding rainy weather, was now dry. Some also claimed to have experienced miraculous healings.
The event was widely reported by journalists, including Avelino de Almeida, a respected journalist from the O Século newspaper, who had previously been skeptical about the children's claims. He wrote, "The sun, at one moment surrounded with scarlet flame, at another aureoled in yellow and deep purple, seemed to be in an exceedingly fast and whirling movement, at times appearing to be loosened from the sky and to be approaching the earth, strongly radiating heat."
Despite numerous investigations and theories, including those suggesting mass hallucination or a combination of meteorological and psychological factors, the "Miracle of the Sun" remains largely unexplained. The event continues to be a topic of great interest for researchers, believers, and skeptics alike, making it one of the most famous unexplained phenomena in history.
2024-09-13T09:51:39.568Z