A bright light caught the attention of people outdoors around 6:15 Tuesday night. A Plane? Superman? Was Independence Day real after all?
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Kurdish militants kill two Turkish soldiers, wound six in bomb attack
Turkish police killed two women in a pre-dawn raid on Tuesday on a cell of suspected militants in Istanbul , media reports said. Human Rights Watch said the state had put neighborhoods under curfew and cut off people’s access to water, electricity and food.
U.S. Strategic Command spokesperson Julie Ziegenhorn said an SL-4 rocket-body booster from Russian Federation was launched Monday.
Saints’ Drew Brees day-to-day with torn plantar fascia
Trainers taped up Brees’s foot during the first half of the game, but he did not miss a snap. An MRI on Tuesday confirmed the injury , according to multiple reports.
Sometimes the truth isn’t stranger than fiction.
Josh Norman, Panthers CB, fined 044 by NFL
In a game against the Buffalo Bills, video appeared to show Beckham throwing a punch at a Bills player after getting blocked. Irvin confirmed that Panthers players were directing slurs toward Beckham and said it’s not the first time.
But the U.S. Strategic Command put all the speculation to rest, saying the fireball across the skies of the southwestern United States was a bit of Russian space junk.
Newfoundlanders in Canada took to social media last week to report another “mysterious fireball” streaking across the sky. Dr. Ed Krupp, an astronomer and the director of the Griffith Observatory, earlier said the object was possibly a meteor or space debris.
Russian space debris was spotted over Southern California and Nevada Tuesday evening, taking social media by storm. Some people also expressed distrust about the USA government’s comments on the rocket.
He initially thought it was an airplane.
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The same areas got a good view of a USA military missile test two weeks ago in New Mexico that produced a white contrail across the sky. And there’s a lot more space debris circling Earth than you might expect.
