It turns out the object was a piece of space debris that had re-entered the atmosphere, according to Facebook post by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic ...

THE NEIGHBORHOOD — We've all seen movies about space invaders. Sometimes, the aliens have strange, tentacle-like arms. Other ...

SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN GLOWING AND BUZZING TUESDAY NIGHT ... BUT THE TRUTH IS, IT WAS JUST A BUNCH OF JUNK. SPACE JUNK IS DEBRIS FROM SATELLITES THAT CAME OFF OR PART OF A SATELLITE, AND IT FALLS ...

Southeast Wisconsin residents are wondering what they saw in the sky on Tuesday night, Jan. 28. Marianne Faithfull dies aged 78 Therapists Say These 6 Common Habits Are Fueling Your Anxiety UPS to ...

BEAVER DAM, Wis. (WBAY) - Early Wednesday morning, we reported what appears to be space debris flying over parts of southern Wisconsin on Tuesday night. Reports are coming out that it’s a dead ...

A Wisconsin man was delighted to find his security camera was at the perfect angle to record what was being reported as some space debris burning up in the night sky on January 28.

Space debris lit up the sky over Sheboygan, Wisconsin, as parts of a Starlink satellite reentered the atmosphere on Tuesday, January 28. Parts of the Starlink-5693 satellite disintegrated as they ...

According to Bob Bonadurer, planetarium director for the Milwaukee Public Museum, space junk is debris from satellites that came off or part of a satellite that’s rubbing against Earth’s ...

MILWAUKEE (WISN) — The skies in Southern Wisconsin were lit up Tuesday night as people reached out to us about the fiery streaks in the sky. Some spectators thought it might be a meteor shower, but ...

“Starlink 5693 appears to have reentered over the southern Wisconsin/Michigan area at ... Spring Lake According to NASA, most space debris is “human-generated objects” such as “pieces ...

wrote on X that the space debris was a SpaceX Starlink 5693 satellite, which had been slowly falling from orbit since Dec. 6. "Starlink 5693 appears to have reentered over the southern Wisconsin ...

However, experts from the International Meteor Organization (IMO) have confirmed that the sighting was not a “natural fireball meteor,” but space debris reentering the Earth's atmosphere.