Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "8 News Now — Las Vegas" channel.

  1. It's funny how everyone's shadows in that yard were around 10 feet tall. Obviously, they're all space aliens or something. I do remember seeing a green fireball flying west to east years ago while driving on I-95 northbound, in NE Philly. Given no sonic boom, that put it 30 - 40 miles up, moving likely around Mach 12 or so, given the altitude estimate and well, the speeds are well enough documented, it burned out and fell into the Atlantic. Still, it was pretty cool to see.
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  2. Likely a spy bird. We have them, Russia has them, China's using balloons and Russian spy planes have overflown our ICBM fields, both as part of a treaty that Trump withdrew from and on a clandestine basis for years. The clandestine side being denied by the US government, lest the populace become alarmed that spy planes could overfly our nation without our knowledge like ours did with so many adversary nations. Hell, they even declassified the Roswell crash - a US balloon that captured fallout from Soviet nuclear weapons tests. The strange "alien metal" skin - honeycomb aluminum, which was a new invention at the time.
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