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It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's...Space Junk?
The skies over Colorado and some neighboring states lit up today with bright streaks of colored light. A piece of material landed in Riverton, Wyoming. The North American Aerospace Defense Command says it's the remains of a Russian rocket .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe skies over Colorado and some neighboring states lit up today with bright streaks of colored light. A piece of material landed in Riverton, Wyoming. The North American Aerospace Defense Command says it's the remains of a Russian rocket. Reporting that no damage has been reported, NORAD adds that the debris falling from outer space is not believed to be hazardous.
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3 of 3The Democrats Take Charge on Capitol Hill- 1:36Negroponte to Become Second in Command at State Department
- 7:19The Democrats Reclaim Congress
- 41:00It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's...Space Junk?You’re reading this