The Captain of the United Airlines Boeing 737 that diverted to Salt Lake City on Thursday says his plane was hit by space debris.  JonNYC was first to report this theory, along with photos of damage to the cockpit’s windshield and photos of the captain’s arm that sustained an injury.

 

I was initially skeptical of space debris as the explanation for damage to Flight 1093 from Denver to Los Angeles with 140 passengers on board only because of how low probability an event that would be. Individual passenger casualty risk from space debris has been deemed less than a trillion‑to‑one event by the FAA. Photos made clear that it was impact of some kind, rather than thermal stress of the windshield.

 

https://viewfromthewing.com/united-captain-says-his-plane-was-hit-by-space-debris-at-36000-feet-new-photos-show-cockpit-damage/

 

Oh Wow gonna get more of these as more space junk finishes its useful life and heads back to where it came from 

 

Maybe it was ET scat of some sort that was released from their intergalactic transporter. 

What goes up... Sue the eff out of Elon!

Scientists just found out Skynet-1a is still working - after they had forgotten about it. Goodness knows how many are still there and falling slowly downward.