U.S. shot down third UFO this week on Sunday. Here’s what we know about the latest incident

Something very weird is happening in our skies because the U.S. announced Sunday that it has shot down yet another unidentified flying object, according to reports.

This time the downing took place over Lake Huron in Michigan.

Rep. Jack Bergman said that the U.S. Military “decommissioned another object,” over the lake.

If you are counting at home, that marks three UFOs shot down by the United States this week. It’s a streak that began on Friday, continued on Saturday with a shoot down over Canada, and then Sunday over Michigan.

Thus far, very little information has been given as to just what these objects might be, with some pilots even reportedly struggling to describe them.

Saturday’s downing took place over the Yukon in northern Canada, according to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

NORAD identified the object Saturday and both Canadian and U.S. aircraft were scrambled. The object was shot down by a U.S. F-22 Raptor, Trudeau tweeted. He said that Canada is working to recover and analyze the wreckage.

Trudeau thanked NORAD for keeping watch over America.

It’s interesting timing for the UFOs being taken down just a week after the whole Chinese Spy Balloon fly over. It would be great to get an answer as to just what exactly we have been shooting down because social media is wild right now when it comes to this.

UFOs don’t necessarily mean aliens … but people are going there.