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Iowa star Garza still stews over blocked shot as Illini loom | National | saratogian.com
FILE - Iowa center Luka Garza sits on the bench before an NCAA college basketball game against Northwestern in Iowa City, Iowa, in this Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2020, file photo. For all the success Luka Garza has experienced at Iowa, he can't forget one moment of failure. With 1.6 seconds left against Illinois last March, Garza had a chance to tie the game when he took an inbound pass near the basket. Kofi Cockburn blocked his shot, and the Illini won 78-76.
FILE - Illinois center Kofi Cockburn (21) drives to the basket past Iowa center Luka Garza (55) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in Iowa City, Iowa, in this Sunday, Feb. 2, 2020, file photo. For all the success Luka Garza has experienced at Iowa, he can't forget one moment of failure. With 1.6 seconds left against Illinois last March, Garza had a chance to tie the game when he took an inbound pass near the basket. Kofi Cockburn blocked his shot, and the Illini won
Clock ticking on Pentagon program to investigate UFOs. | KTSM 9 News
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Public anticipation of a planned overview of UFO mysteries are building as a Pentagon program is scheduled to reveal some details in the Spring.
But some of those expectations should be tempered, according to KLAS-TV journalist George Knapp, who is investigating the issue.
Knapp reports U.S. officials are taking the presence of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, also known as UAP’s, seriously. But the task force assigned with briefing Congress has a few challenges to overcome.
Rutgers staggers Michigan State 67-37, 1st win over Spartans | College | themorningsun.com
Rutgers center Myles Johnson (15) shoots as he is defended by Michigan State forward Marcus Bingham Jr. (30) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game against Rutgers, Thursday, Jan. 28, 2021, in Piscataway, N.J. (Andrew Mills/NJ Advance Media via AP)
PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) — Myles Johnson scored 13 points with 14 rebounds and five blocked shots and Rutgers staggered Michigan State 67-37 on Thursday night, allowing the fewest points ever since joining the Big Ten and defeating the Spartans for the first time.
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Liddell's late free throws lift Ohio State over Penn State, 83-79 | Sports | news-herald.com
Ohio State's Duane Washington dribbles upcourt against Penn State's Jamari Wheeler on Jan. 27 in Columbus.
COLUMBUS — E.J. Liddell scored 22 points, including the tiebreaking free throws with 59.7 seconds left, and No. 13 Ohio State held off Penn State, 83-79, on Jan. 27.
The Buckeyes (13-4, 7-4 Big Ten) squandered a 12-point first-half lead but rallied from a seven-point deficit in the second for their second consecutive victory and fourth in five games.
ATLANTIC SKIES: Is it a UFO?
Anyone who has spent time observing the night sky has noticed tiny, bright, pin-point spots of light speeding across the heavens, often appearing and disappearing at random.
Though some may think they are UFOs, most people know these are man-made satellites, launched into low-Earth orbit (LEO) for a variety of communication, research, and surveillance purposes.
For the most part, unless you happen to be taking a time-exposure photo of the night sky, they are of no consequence to the average observer, merely an interesting and unexpected surprise. Since they are so high up, very tiny, and rather dim, most pass overhead unseen.
Strange lights over Idaho: It's not aliens (It's Elon Musk)
Have you recently seen a long train of lights across the sky? It’s not aliens or stars; it’s satellites.
SpaceX, a company created by Tesla owner Elon Musk, has set out to bring global internet service through new satellites currently in orbit.
“SpaceX has the ambition to create global internet service by providing a constellation of literally thousands of small satellites over the next two years,” NNU professor of engineering Steve Parke said.
Spaceship? Flying saucer? UFO? Altocumulus lenticularis - ABC News
What caused the mysterious spaceship-like cloud that loomed over Melbourne as dawn broke on Tuesday morning?
Video producer Sue Roberts was quick to get her camera out when she saw the strange formation out of her window.
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Just kidding — although these clouds have been mistaken for UFOs over the years and could even be why we think of "flying saucers".
It was a lenticular cloud — in this case an altocumulus lenticularis — according to Rowland Beardsell, technical observer at the Bureau of Meteorology.
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Pilot spots 'very shiny UFO' over Pakistan, says could be 'space station', 'artificial planet' Read @ANI Story |… https://t.co/aF6XYTcqPK ani_digital (from India) Wed Jan 27 15:16:14 +0000 2021
Pakistan pilot & others spot 'Massive UFO' in Karachi sky; 'Aliens came to collect debt?' https://t.co/5O2I99899V republic (from Mumbai, India) Thu Jan 28 05:58:35 +0000 2021
UFO enthusiasts, it's your time to shine https://t.co/Lrj05mqqIo RT_com Thu Jan 28 00:50:00 +0000 2021
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