Key takeaways:
- The US military shot down an unidentified flying object off the East Coast on February 4.
- The White House Press Secretary said there is “no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity” related to the objects.
- The type and origin of the objects remain a mystery and the US military has yet to provide any further information.
Washington, DC — On February 4, US military aircraft shot down an unidentified flying object off the East Coast. This incident is the first of three such objects that have been shot down in North American skies in the past few days, sparking curiosity and speculation about what else may be in our airspace.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said during a Monday briefing that there is “no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity” related to the objects. The intelligence community is currently considering the possibility that the objects were being used for commercial or benign purposes.
The first object was spotted Friday and shot down from an […]. The second and third objects were spotted and shot down on Saturday and Sunday, respectively. The type and origin of the objects remain a mystery.
Experts say it’s unlikely that weather or other scientific balloons would stray off-course or operate unnoticed for long periods of time. As efforts to recover debris from the three objects are ongoing, the public is left to speculate what the objects were used for.
The US military has yet to provide any further information on the objects, leaving the public to ponder the mystery of what was shot down in North American skies.
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