The US military has shot down another unidentified flying object - this time over Lake Huron in Michigan.
The take down is the fourth in just over a week and the third in as many days after objects were shot down in Alaska and Canada on Friday and Saturday respectively.
Officials speaking to the Reuters news agency on the condition of anonymity declined to say what the latest object looked like.Earlier, the White House said the unidentified objects shot down over Alaska and Canada did not resemble the Chinese"spy" balloon downed near South Carolina a week ago. A spokesperson for its National Security Council said they were"much smaller" but added:"We will not definitively characterise them until we can recover the debris, which we are working on."
Meanwhile, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said recovery teams were searching for the object shot down over his country's territory to work out what its purpose was.
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