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American flag appears to emerge from night sky in incredible photo

By Matt Naham, Rare
Sept 12, 2014

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NBC 12 posted a picture Thursday morning, the thirteenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, of a patch of sky that looks eerily similar to an American flag.

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The photo went up with this caption: “Check out this amazing photo taken by NBC 12 viewers Nancy and Joannie while they were at Virginia Center Commons last night! Remind you of anything?”

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