We have shot down 3 UFOs, in just as many days.

“We’re calling this an object because that’s the best description we have right now."

- U.S. Official Kirby , CNN

This may sound like the headline from your favorite science fiction novel, but I assure you - this is real life, and happening as we speak.

Over the last couple of days the Biden Administration, along with the Prime Minister of Canada, have shot down what are currently being referred to as unidentified flying objects. Government officials are being incredibly tight lipped about these incidences, and none of the "objects" have yet to be identified, even days later. But what is more interesting are the firsthand reports coming from US fighter aircraft pilots. Some of these pilots are reporting witnessing interference with their sensors as they flew near this "object," while others are claiming no source of propulsion was visible, (leaving one to wonder what was holding it up?)

...all of this sounds like the most stereotypical kind UFO encounter if you ask me ; and I, for one, am intrigued to see what happens next.

Asked during a news conference on Sunday whether he had ruled out extraterrestrial origins, Gen. Glen D. VanHerck, the commander of the Air Force’s Northern Command, said, “I haven’t ruled out anything at this point.”

Check out these full reports from New York Times, CNN, CBS, and Reuters to learn more - and comment below to let me know what you think these "objects" could be... Are they legitimate extraterrestrial UFOs? Or are they a distraction for an even bigger cover-up?

Until next time - Keep your eyes to the skies guys, and keep searching for the truth.

New York Times - What's Going On Up There? Theories but No Answers in Shootdowns of Mystery Craft.

CNN - What we know about the unidentified object shot down over Alaska

New York Times - U.S. Jet Shoots Down Another Unidentified Object Over Canada

Reuters - U.S. shoots down unidentified cylindrical object over Canada

New York Times - Pentagon Shoots Down Unidentified Object At High Altitude Over Alaska