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| | Whitley Strieber's Unknown Country |
 | | Scientists have long been baffled by the Min Min lights in the Australian outback, which seem to follow travelers for long distances. |
 | | Researcher Jack Pettigrew says, "The Min Min light seems to have magical qualities, sometimes following observers, even as they speed away in vehicles, while at other times seeming to retreat shyly." Although these light appear to be close by, they can actually be hundreds of miles away. |
 | | He decided to find out what causes them and says, "The Min Min light occurs when light, from a natural or man-made source, is refracted to an observer who is tens, or even hundreds, of kilometres away, by an inverted mirage, or Fata Morgana. |
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