Many across the western region saw what looked like a fireball shoot across the sky Tuesday around 6:30 p.m. Reports of sightings stretched from Nevada, to Arizona, to Northern California.
Advertisement
NASA cancels launch of next Mars probe due to instrument leak
Though clearly disappointed, NASA officials said scrapping the mission won’t affect any other Mars-related missions. During a test Monday at ultracold temperatures, about minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit, a leak was again observed.
“Fireballs occur when small – basketball-sized or Volkswagen-sized – asteroids enter the Earth’s atmosphere and disintegrate from the atmospheric friction”, Yeomans said in an email.
Algeria’s Mahrez to remain at Leicester City in January
He takes his side to Liverpool and, although Klopp’s team has struggled recently, Ranieri is expecting a hard match. Ranieri said: “He wants to stay with us, we want to keep him, and that’s it.
Dozens of people took to social media to share videos and photos and marvel at the white fireball flying through the sky that some described as a shooting star. Theory given by experts may be the correct version as a Russian craft launched Monday from Kazakhstan on a voyage to the International Space Station (ISS). Some people also expressed distrust about the US government’s comments on the rocket.
USA embassy warns of possible threats in Beijing
In August, a lone attacker fatally stabbed a Chinese woman there and injured a French man in the stabbing as well. Armed police were standing on guard in the area, which has many big-name brand stores and some embassies.
The debris that burned up Tuesday was part of a rocket that’s frequently used in the Russian space program, according to Hannah Thoburn, a research fellow at the Hudson Institute who specializes in the internal politics of Russia and Ukraine.
Advertisement
Hannah Thoburn, an expert on the internal politics of Russian Federation and Ukraine from Hudson Institute, noted that current tensions between the United States and Russian Federation could be fueling skepticism of government statements.
