All around the world are stories of ghost lights.

Most of them will be shy and disappoint when you go there in hopes of catching a glimpse.

But there's one that will satisfy every time.

It's called the Naga Fireballs, believed to be balls of flames spat into the sky by

river dragons in Thailand.

Kind of makes you wonder about the real science behind these rising lights, doesn't it?

Well, that's what we're going to learn today, UnSkeptoid.

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