‘We honestly have no explanation’: Mysterious white spheres spotted above KC

Re: Floating objects (two small white spheres above the anvil shield). Others farther north may have a better view. pic.twitter.com/fFTYi59vGM

— NWS Kansas City (@NWSKansasCity) June 21, 2019

Not from any NWS office, at least... had a similar report from Kearney, but weather balloons move and apparently these are stationary. Not sure what they are!

— NWS Kansas City (@NWSKansasCity) June 21, 2019

Project LOON balloons at 70,200 feet. (Google, high speed Internet project.) pic.twitter.com/KudC8ECQQw

— AI6YR (@ai6yrham) June 21, 2019

they aren't loon balloons. they are these DARPA balloons, which were seen over Dayton on Tuesday and were also at first misidentified as Loon balloons https://t.co/kmfL95koIF

— Gorka Not Orca (@neilkli) June 21, 2019

Alright, heard from someone at Google Loon that these are not Google Loon balloons but a company called Raven Aerostar (@RavenAerostar). Still high altitude ballons though. #kswx #mowx @NWSKansasCity @kmbc

— James Hyde (@wxmeddler) June 21, 2019

I could see one of them in my 20x80 binoculars. Definitely a ballon. Appeared to be a shinny translucent balloon. Not a sounding balloon.

— Joe Stables (@jstables) June 21, 2019

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— Torque [Construction Noise] Lewith (@BargoBaller) June 21, 2019

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— Todd Tilley (@toddtilley) June 21, 2019

ufo's or possible weather balloons or space balloons .

— Levi The Aviator (@Air_radar_of_NE) June 21, 2019

Floating objects. Anvil shield. Sounds like a certain coyote up to no good. pic.twitter.com/uCZbXDdur1

— Gary Moore (@gmoore21566) June 21, 2019

They are balloons. pic.twitter.com/iaptIvie8V

— ʥ (@dziban303) June 21, 2019