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Mysterious Object Is Spotted In The Skies Of Oregon


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A strange object that was spotted in the skies of Oregon has left many Oregon residents stunned.

The object that streaked across the night skies was captured on video and left many people wondering what exactly was it?

Well, according to the National Weather Service the mysterious object in the night sky was debris from the Falcon 9 rocket but then after claiming it was debris from the Falcon 9 the National Weather Service turned around and said it was a meteor.

So, it looks like the mysterious object in the sky even hasd the experts confused.

Take a look at the strange streak in the sky yourself:

Here are the tweets sent out by the National Weather Service after the public demanded an answer on what the strange object was:

ABC 2 News covered the intriguing story and released these details:

People in the Pacific Northwest were stunned, thrilled and maybe a little frightened Thursday night as they witnessed some mysterious objects in the sky.

Reports from people seeing the objects came in from everywhere in the Northwest and at least as far north as Seattle. Many people reported seeing it around 9 p.m.

What precisely the object, or objects, was has not been confirmed, but the National Weather Service in Seattle said it may have been debris from a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that did not have a successful “deorbit burn.”

That theory has been backed up by Dr. Jonathan McDowell, an astronomer at the center for astrophysics, Harvard & Smithsonian.

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After seeing the object yourself, what do you think it was?

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