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High-altitude object the size of a small car was downed on Friday but its owner and purpose have yet to be identified

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The object was roughly the size of a small car

For the second time in a week, the US has shot down an uninvited object in its airspace. Here's what we know about the latest incident.

President Joe Biden ordered the Pentagon to shoot down an object spotted at 40,000 feet over Alaska, less than a week after fighter jets targeted an alleged Chinese surveillance balloon that had crossed the U.S. and provoked a national uproar.

Pentagon says unidentified high-altitude craft was unmanned and smaller than Chinese balloon downed last week

Three high-altitude objects were destroyed days after a fighter jet shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon

President Joe Biden ordered the Pentagon to shoot down an object spotted at 40,000 feet over Alaska less than a week after fighter jets targeted an alleged Chinese surveillance balloon that had crossed the U.S. and provoked a national uproar.

The ‘object’ traveling at 40,000 feet above Alaska posed a greater threat to civilian air traffic than the espionage airship that floated 20,000 feet higher in the atmosphere