Tracked by international observatories, this fast-moving object had an unusual orbit, no visible trail, and barely reflected any light. It didn’t behave like a satellite, asteroid, or any known space debris. Some say it might be interstellar, like 'Oumuamua. Others think it could be a classified object or space fragment we haven’t seen before. No, it wasn’t 3,000 miles wide. And no, we don’t have proof of aliens. But what we do have is a mystery — and a reminder that not everything above us is f

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