NASA created glowing, artificial auroras that looked a whole lot like UFOs

After many delays that disappointed space fans around the U.S., NASA finally managed to launch its mission early Thursday to, for the first time, create ephemeral, glowing clouds. 

In other words, NASA created human-caused auroras, of sorts.

The suborbital sounding rocket took flight at 4:25 a.m. ET Thursday from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia and released its payload — which consisted of 10 vapor-filled canisters — shortly afterwards. 

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Once at altitude, those canisters produced green-blue and red artificial clouds that should allow scientists to learn more about how particles move through space. Read more...

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