U.S. Ends Search for Unidentified Objects Shot Down Over Lake Huron, Alaska

The United States has called off the search for two unidentified flying objects that were respectively shot down over Alaska and Lake Huron last week, The New York Times reported Friday. 

A U.S. official told The Times that conditions made locating the two objects too difficult despite trying to find them for days. 

The U.S. military shot down three objects last weekend in the aftermath of a Chinese balloon that drifted across the continental U.S. that officials say was designed to conduct surveillance. The first of the three objects was downed over Alaska, while the second was over a region of Canada and the third was over Lake Huron near Michigan. 

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