The image shows an open book with text and illustrations. The text describes a meteor event. On the right page, there is an illustration of two cartoon figures standing on a wooden platform, looking up at a starry sky with a glowing meteor streaking across it. The figures appear to be a tall, thin person with a grey suit and a shorter person with a brown hat and a patterned sweater. The text on the right page reads in Spanish: "El 12 de febrero de 1947, un bólido en llamas, increíblemente brillante, cruzó el cielo y cayó en la Siberia oriental. El meteorito, de hierro, se desintegró a unos 8 kilómetros de altura, y los fragmentos quedaron esparcidos en una zona muy amplia. Produjo más de 100 cráteres." This translates to: "On February 12, 1947, a blazing bolide, incredibly bright, crossed the sky and fell in Eastern Siberia. The iron meteorite disintegrated at an altitude of about 8 kilometers, and the fragments were scattered over a very wide area. It produced more than 100 craters." The left page of the book has some text and an illustration that is partially visible and appears to be a green-ish energy burst. There is no information in the image that relates to the city of Santa Ana, Venezuela. in Santa Ana, Venezuela

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Jun 20, 2026

Santa Ana, Venezuela

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The image shows an open book with text and illustrations. The text describes a meteor event. On the right page, there is an illustration of two cartoon figures standing on a wooden platform, looking up at a starry sky with a glowing meteor streaking across it. The figures appear to be a tall, thin person with a grey suit and a shorter person with a brown hat and a patterned sweater. The text on the right page reads in Spanish: "El 12 de febrero de 1947, un bólido en llamas, increíblemente brillante, cruzó el cielo y cayó en la Siberia oriental. El meteorito, de hierro, se desintegró a unos 8 kilómetros de altura, y los fragmentos quedaron esparcidos en una zona muy amplia. Produjo más de 100 cráteres." This translates to: "On February 12, 1947, a blazing bolide, incredibly bright, crossed the sky and fell in Eastern Siberia. The iron meteorite disintegrated at an altitude of about 8 kilometers, and the fragments were scattered over a very wide area. It produced more than 100 craters." The left page of the book has some text and an illustration that is partially visible and appears to be a green-ish energy burst. There is no information in the image that relates to the city of Santa Ana, Venezuela.

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