The first uninvited visitor over American airspace was a Chinese surveillance balloon ten days ago.
We shot it down off the Carolina coast after it traveled across the country collecting data yet to be determined.
Then came the unidentified objects.
Last Friday we shot down a "yet to be identified object" off the remote coast of Alaska. Recovery efforts have been underway for days.
Then the day before the Super Bowl, Norad announced that a U.S. F-22 fighter jet brought down an "Unidentified cylindrical object" over Canada's Yukon region.
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BREAKING NEWS TODAY
Another UO was shot down over Lake Huron in Michigan this afternoon! Authorities aren't releasing much info yet.
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Naturally some folks are talking about UFOs floating (that's a novel twist) over our skies observing us much closer than in the past.
Why not? Maybe it's an inter-galactic tour expedition. But most people are convinced the UOs are more Chinese spy balloons.
Strange days.
I have a hunch it's going to be a long time before most of us know what was recovered from all four crash sites.
As it stands, while millions watch the Super Bowl today, I'm keeping a close watch out for reports of more UOs violating North American airspace while the two teams below battle over a cylindrical ball.
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