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Military tracking high-altitude balloon flying over Western U.S.

25 pointsby bison3about 1 year ago

5 comments

_whiteCaps_about 1 year ago
These balloons are launched all of the time by radio amateurs: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;amateur.sondehub.org&#x2F;#!mt=Voyager&amp;mz=5&amp;qm=12h&amp;mc=42.81152,-114.87305" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;amateur.sondehub.org&#x2F;#!mt=Voyager&amp;mz=5&amp;qm=12h&amp;mc=42....</a>
tonetegeatinstabout 1 year ago
How high do hot air balloons go? And I&#x27;m wondering what dropoff a air rifle has.<p>Hot air balloon + the Milwaukee leaf blower is USAF new budget request
lupireabout 1 year ago
This is a weird URL because it is &quot;news&quot; but applies equally well to very old events, so it seems ambiguous as a resource locator.
exabrialabout 1 year ago
Man, these balloons remind me of the modified SM-3 that shot down a satellite... you know... because safety.
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jprdabout 1 year ago
OK, which HN&#x27;er did this?