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The way of getting definitive answers. yet, the administration has raised the possibility that they may not be able to recover these objects for final answers. and yet there is some information. first of all, from the radar tracks that allowed the u.s. to follow them at the very beginning, and then the fighter jets that were able to see these even though they were flying by them at tremendous speeds, especially compared to the movement of the objects. there were fighter pilots who had eyes on it, there were the sensors that were detecting this before the shoot-down. there is some information. ...

China. those concerns are getting even more attention after the shoot-down of a suspected chinese spy balloon earlier this month. over the weekend, the u.s. commerce department restricted six chinese companies with ties to military aerospace programs from buying u.s. tech without government approval. cnn's selina wang has more now from beijing. >> reporter: they're hoisting the balloon up for a big moment. it's the maiden flight for china's first high-tech giant balloon. state tv says it's for both military and civilian use. "if we can mast their technology," the narrater says in this document...

BEIJING - Amid speculation over alleged Chinese spy balloons, Taiwan's Defense Ministry said Tuesday it would shoot down any suspected military objec

It is of note that most news organizations appear to favor the traditional term "UFO" (unidentified flying object) as opposed to "UAP" (unidentified aerial phenomenon). Whatever initials it prefers, the press is always eager to cover this topic. Coverage has been brisk as the mystery of spy balloons, advanced weaponry, foreign intrigue and spectacular aircraft continues.

Newsroom." we begin this hour with more breaking news. yet another shoot-down of a high-altitude object, this one confirmed a short time ago in the skies over the yukon in northern canada. president biden and canadian prime minister justin trudeau gave norad the order to shoot down the object early in the day. a u.s. fighter jet successfully brought it down. it's not clear if this latest shoot-down is related to yesterday's downing of another object off the northeastern coast of alaska. that was near the canadian border, nor is it clear if it's related to the chinese spy balloon that was shot ...