MysteriesMarfa lightsArtifactsTexas State video and spectra from the viewing area, 2008Texas State video and spectra from the viewing area, 2008: figures in the published paper
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Texas State video and spectra from the viewing area, 2008: figures in the published paper
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Karl D. Stephan, Sagar Ghimire, William A. Stapleton and James Bunnell, 2008. Not freely licensed (journal article)
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Figures in the published paperKarl D. Stephan, Sagar Ghimire, William A. Stapleton and James Bunnell · doi.org · 2008 · Not freely licensed (journal article)Primary source: Spectroscopy applied to observations of terrestrial light sources of uncertain origin2 steps from the original
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Marfa Lights Viewing Area, US 90 east of Marfa · Roadside viewing area
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Mysteries Department. (2026). Texas State video and spectra from the viewing area, 2008: figures in the published paper [Copy CPY0DCNZRZ5XRK5]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/CPY0DCNZRZ5XRK5
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