FRANKLIN/MOORE COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) — A News 2 viewer sent a video of what appears to be some type of strange object that flew over Tims Ford Lake from a Nest security camera.
Steve Yarbrough tells News 2 that the footage was captured between 4:25 and 4:30 a.m. Saturday morning, June 13. The camera is mounted on his lake house and pointed out toward the lake and his dock.
“At first, I thought it was some sort of reflection on the camera lens, but you will see from the video that the object very clearly has a reflection on the lake,” said Yarbrough.
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Green fireball Australia | Mysterious green 'fireball' streaks across sky above Pilbara,
UFO theorists and researchers around the world received a thumping boost of confidence after the Pentagon, in April, declassified at least three leaked videos that showed US Navy pilots encountering unidentified flying objects.
The Pentagon said the grainy videos were released to 'clear up any misconceptions' for the public on whether they are real or not, according to a statement by the Department of Defence. They said the footages depict 'unexplained aerial phenomena' never seen before.
'Long Gone Summer' roundtable - How we remember Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa and HR race of '98
Follow Mark McGwire's and Sammy Sosa's pursuit of the single-season MLB home run record in 1998. "Long Gone Summer" premieres at 9 p.m. ET Sunday on ESPN. (1:25)
Before tuning in to watch ESPN's "Long Gone Summer" (9 p.m. ET Sunday on ESPN) on the famous 1998 race between Mark McGwire of the St. Louis Cardinals and Sammy Sosa of the Chicago Cubs to top Roger Maris' single-season home run record (61), we asked three of our baseball reporters to share their memories and retrospective evaluations of the two sluggers' spectacular summer.
NH Logs 75+ UFO Sightings In 2019 | Concord, NH Patch
CONCORD, NH — The National UFO Reporting Center gets witness accounts of unidentified flying objects every year from people in New Hampshire and elsewhere around the country. The idea that we're not alone and aliens from another galaxy are circling the planet in strange-looking spacecraft has long fascinated us. Thousands of reports of unidentified flying objects, or UFOs, are filed every year. In New Hampshire, more than 75 reports have been recorded so far in 2019.
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Lufthansa job cuts to be spread across all units | News | Flight Global
L ufthansa Group 's planned 22,000 job cuts will affect 600 pilots, 2,600 flight attendants and thousands of roles in its maintenance and catering divisions, the company has revealed.
In a breakdown of the cuts, Lufthansa says there will be a total of 5,000 job losses within its airline operations, including 1,500 ground staff positions. A further 1,400 jobs will go at its headquarters and in administration at its other units.
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Lufthansa has already announced that it is terminating its Germanwings unit two years earlier than planned and will reconfigure its Eurowings subsidiary. This will see 300 jobs cut at Eurowings and a 30% reduction in administrative staff.
Treasure Coast New Year's 'UFO' explained
"I knew what I was looking at was either a missile or a rocket," says John Simard who was taking pictures of the sunrise in Fort Pierce.
"What I couldn't understand was why was I seeing it in that area because there's no launch pads out in the ocean."
Several reported seeing the object with a fiery trail from Vero Beach to Jensen Beach in the moments before the sunrise.
"Looks like a rocket you know, could be aliens," says Josh Plauche, who looked at the photos from Fort Pierce.
Conspiracy theories abound despite officials' denial of drone invasion - ABC News
Scroll through any one of the many Facebook groups dedicated to tracking the mysterious drone sightings over Colorado and Nebraska , and you'll find no shortage of people convinced they're seeing something.
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"Swarms of them," someone posted about drones circling Denver. "They seemed to be making a circular pattern around the city."
Concerned calls from residents worried about secret government spying and invasions of privacy prompted local sheriff's departments to set up a task force this week, teaming with federal and state agencies to try and get to the bottom of the drone sightings.
What was that strange light in Southern California's night sky? - Los Angeles Times
Space debris re-entry caught on AllSky6 camera over SoCal last night - more info here: https://t.co/DFLp4Yconc pic.twitter.com/ulZZQJNjyR
Cami Buckman, 23, of El Segundo, said she noticed the impromptu light show while driving on the 405 Freeway near Los Angeles International Airport.
"I never see these kinds of things, so at first I thought it was a plane," said Buckman, an editor for "L.A. Times Today," a Spectrum News show focusing on L.A. Times news. "But then, it looked like it was breaking apart, which was when it caught my attention more."
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