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Was it a meteor shower Space debris burning up in the atmosphere Could it be aliens in flying saucers finally coming to harvest humans for our vitamins Despite all the buzz about UFO sightings in recent years, that last one is, sadly, pretty unlikely. Whatever it was, people couldnt believe their eyes, as you can hear in the videos below. And while theres speculation from astronomers tha
stanley cup t the lights streaking across the sky were pieces of thesecond stage boosters from a Falcon 9 rocket that was carrying SpaceX Starlink satellites, theres still no official word from Elon Musks space company. Musk seems preoccupied fighting with The Onion right now. This video was posted to YouTube showing the spectacle somewhere over Washington state. ElonFacebookMuskSPACEXYouTube
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