DENVER (CBS4) – A bright object seen floating in the skies east of Denver caught a lot of attention. The mysterious object was seen in the sky on Monday.
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Several people called the CBS4 newsroom about the object while CBS4 photojournalist Jeremiah Bellile captured video of it.
A group called the Loon Project said they released a high altitude weather balloon in the area on Monday. The FAA agreed that’s most likely what it was.
Other things to check out:
'Space guests': Russian cosmonaut captures possible UFO footage from International Space Station
A one-minute video captured by Russian cosmonaut Ivan Vagner aboard the International Space Station (ISS) appears to show potential UFOs, Global News reports .
While passing over Antarctica and Australia, Vagner was recording video of aurora australis — the southern lights — but he managed to catch something else, too.
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Space guests, or how I filmed the new time-lapse.
The peak of aurora borealis when passing over the Antarctic in Australia's longitude, meaning in between them. However, in the video, you will see something else, not only the aurora. pic.twitter.com/Hdiej7IbLU
E. Washington Man Directs National UFO Center | Spokane Public Radio
If you've ever reported seeing something unusual in the sky, chances are the news eventually reached the national tracking center for unidentified flying objects. That center is located in eastern Washington.
Little did he know then, but 40 years later, he would take over as director of the National UFO Reporting Center and move it to his home near Davenport, about 30 miles west of Spokane. The center is housed in an unusual location, deep underground at the site of a former Atlas ICBM missile site.
'Not made on this earth:' Top-secret Pentagon UFO task force reportedly expected to
Quite a lot has been going on:
UFO? National Weather Service identifies object in the sky over the Ozarks
The National Weather Service instead says it's a high-altitude balloon associated with Project Loon. The project is pioneering high-altitude communications technology making it possible to connect more people, places and things worldwide.
UFOs over Washington: The first report of 'flying saucers' | The Spokesman-Review
On June 24, 1947 – 73 years ago Wednesday – automatic firefighting system company owner and licensed pilot Kenneth Arnold of Boise, flying from Chehalis to Yakima, spotted nine large metallic-looking objects flying rapidly near Mount Rainier. It would be the first of many reports of "flying saucers" or unidentified flying objects from around the world.
While flying to Yakima on a sales call, Arnold read about a downed Marine C-46 transport that had crashed near Mount Rainier in January. With skies clear and a little time on his hands, Arnold lingered over the area in hopes of spotting the wreckage and earning a $10,000 reward.
Big Ten parents at protest want details on no-play decision | Sports | dailylocal.com
University of Iowa football players parents protest outside Big Ten headquarters in Rosemont, Ill., Friday, Aug. 21, 2020. Parents of Big Ten football players, upset over the process that led to the postponement of the season until spring, held a protest near the conference's Chicago-area headquarters Friday while an attorney in Nebraska demanded commissioner Kevin Warren turn over material illustrating how the decision was made.
University of Iowa football players father Rodney Dixon, left, fist bumps Ohio State football players father Randy Wade outside Big Ten headquarters in Rosemont, Ill., Friday, Aug. 21, 2020.
What's behind the Pentagon's new UFO task force, UAPTF? | Explainer
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Mysterious UFO video footage captured by cosmonaut sent to Russian experts for analysis MORE:… https://t.co/csEy0drUxB RT_com Thu Aug 20 22:30:00 +0000 2020
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