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Question 1: ________ is located at 30°18′43″N 104°1′29″W / 30.31194°N 104.02472°W / 30.31194; -104.02472.
Alpine, TexasPecos, TexasLittlefield, TexasMarfa, Texas

Question 2:
Marfa lights, Will-o'-the-wisp and Paulding Light are all:
UFO-related phenomena Atmospheric ghost lights Mysteries Weather lore

Question 3: In this case, critics contend that the mountainous region is made up of mostly rocks containing ________ that expand during the day and contract at night, due to thermal expansion.
OpalAmethystAgateQuartz

Question 4: David Stipp, "Marfa, Texas, Finds a Flickering Fame in Mystery Lights," ________, March 21, 1984, p.
The TimesDow Jones & CompanyThe Wall Street JournalNew York Post

Question 5:
Marfa lights, Sun and Aurora (astronomy) are all:
Weather lore Environment of Texas Mysteries Plasma physics

Question 6:
Marfa lights, Vela Incident and Unidentified flying object are all:
Mysteries Weather lore Atmospheric ghost lights Environment of Texas

Question 7:
Marfa lights, Harvest moon and Groundhog Day are all:
Environment of Texas Weather lore Mysteries UFO-related phenomena

Question 8: There are only a very few accounts of success in moving very close to observed lights, but those that exist generally describe objects resembling ________ lacking both smoke and sound.
FireworksHawaiiUnited StatesConsumer fireworks

Question 9:
Marfa lights, Dust Bowl and Don't Mess with Texas are all:
Atmospheric ghost lights Environment of Texas UFO-related phenomena Mysteries

Question 10: [citation needed] Appearances of apparently similar lights have been reported worldwide (see ________).
United KingdomUnited StatesWill-o'-the-wispEngland
















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