Russian people were left puzzled after unexplained massive flashes of lights appeared in the country's skies. It was very quick that's why it's only motorists who uses dashcams captured the weird event.
The image above, at left, is the most recent of these strange occurrences, which happened on March 17 in the sky just above southern Russian city of Stavropol. While, the blue-white flash of light lasted only a couple of seconds.
"It wasn't a meteorological event. There wasn't a storm," Natalya Kimenko, an analyst at the Stavropol Meteorological Center, told ABC News. "More likely, it is something made by a human being."
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Although this is a very weird phenomenon, a similar event already occured just four months ago, November 14, where a dashcam captured another spectacular light explosion in the night sky.
Theories about the cause of these unexplained events ranged from a UFO to a meteor to military activities. However, none of these have been confirmed to date and these weird phenomenon still remained a mystery.
In all these cases, amazingly, there was no reported accompanying sound to the light flashes.
Of the March 17 incident, Russia Today reported "The soundless flash of light scared several people, as it made some streetlights in the city go out, while being accompanied by the flickering of lights inside apartments and houses."
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Yuri Varakin, a Stavropol Center meteorologist, told ABC News the Stavropol light display may have been caused by a powerful projector lamp that airports use to measure cloud height.
