Who doesn't love a good Cold War mystery?

In 1979, a satellite designed to monitor the Soviet Union for compliance with nuclear

test bands picked up what appeared to be a nuclear test.

The only problem was that it didn't happen anywhere remotely near the Soviet Union.

In fact, it didn't happen near to anywhere.

It was over a remote patch of ocean where no self-respecting nuclear explosion had any

business being.

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