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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said "Alligator Alcatraz" was established "out of necessity" because DHS didn't have room to hold detained undocumented immigrants. As for the status of the facility, DeSantis maintained the detention center is temporary and will change when DHS can handle "this on their own."

Blue Origin confirmed it experienced an "anomaly" during a static fire test Thursday night, resulting in the rocket appearing to explode on the launch pad. Fortunately, all people were accounted for and no one was hurt, officials said. John C. shared this video with us, which captured the explosion, sending massive plumes of fire and smoke into the air.

Teddy Graham was working Thursday night when he suddenly saw the nightside light up. Moments earlier, Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket suffered an anomaly during a static test flight, appearing to explode right on the launch pad. The cause of the explosion was not immediately known. 

Space expert Ken Kremer, founder of Space UpClose, said there are a lot of smart people working on Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket. He said Thursday night's test failure may shake credibility in the short term, but "they will recover." "They will recover. You can't just give up when something goes wrong. But it also means you have to redouble your efforts," he said.

Congressman Mike Haridopolos, who represents Florida's District 8, talked with FOX 35 about Blue Origin's anomaly and apparent rocket explosion on Thursday night. "Space is hard," he said, thankful though, that no one was hurt. He said NASA Admin. Jared Isaacman would be in Florida on Friday as an investigation in what happened begins.  Blue Origin confirmed it suffered a "anomaly" during Thursday night's static test flight. All were accounted for and no one was hurt, officials said. 

Captain Winston Scott, a retired Navy Captain and former NASA astronaut, talks about the explosion of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket Thursday night during a static test flight at Florida's Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

Blue Origin said all personnel have been accounted for and are safe following the explosion of a New Glenn rocket during a static fire test at Kennedy Space Center.

Blue Origin experienced an "anomaly" during a static test on Thursday night at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. Blue Origin said all of its people were confirmed and that there were no injuries reported. There is no threat to the general public, according to the Brevard County Office of Emergency Management. Space expert David Denault, host of About Space Today, talked with FOX 35 moments after the explosion happened and reporrs surfaced. "I've never seen anything like this," he said. "This is more than spectacular. It looked almost like an Atomic bomb"

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket appears to have exploded Thursday night during a static fire test at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. Zac Aubert, a space expert, talks with FOX 35 about what potentially happened and what happens in the minutes, hours, and days after Thursday's test and explosion.

Palm Bay Police were called to The House Church on Sunday night, May 24, after a nearby worker reported seeing a man – identified as Michael Williams, 53 – taking bricks from a walkway and hurling them through the church's windows and doors. In total, 11 windows and one door were shattered.