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A luminous sphere streaked through the sky above Northern California.

If you look up at the sky tonight, you might see some lights in the sky, so what are they? What’s that? Who knows, but it must have caused a lot of uproar online as people speculated what it was. Jonathan McDowell, an astronomer and astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, took to Twitter to explain what this object was. He said the object was a Japanese communications package called ICS-EF, which was launched to the International Space Station in 2009. McDowell explained that the object classified as object 45265 orbited Earth as space junk for 3 years and then returned. -come in again. California at 9:30 p.m. If we find out what it is, we’ll be sure to update this page. Right now, if you take a picture or video of that shining light, we’d love to see it, and callers from all over Northern California and the Bay Area have been calling our newsroom and saying they’ve seen the light. [email protected] for giving us permission to use it for on-air and online purposes.

If you look up at the sky tonight, you might see some lights in the sky.

What’s this? What’s that? Who knows, but it must have created quite a stir on the internet, with people speculating as to what it was.

Jonathan McDowell, an astronomer and astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, took to Twitter to describe these objects. He said the object was a Japanese communications package called ICS-EF, which he said was launched to the International Space Station in 2009.

McDowell explained that the object, which is cataloged as Object 45265, orbited Earth as space junk for 3 years and then returned to California at 9:30 p.m.

If we find out what it is, we will be sure to update this page. By now, if you’ve taken any pictures or videos of those glowing lights, we’d love to see them.

Callers from all over Northern California and the Bay Area have called our newsroom and said they’ve seen the lights.

Email these photos/videos to [email protected] to grant us permission to use it for live and online purposes.

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