Chinese spy balloon flight path over Canada: Defence officials reveal route

Canadian military officials are sharing new information about how the Chinese spy balloon came into Canadian airspace late last month.

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Each year, around 60,000 high-flying balloons are launched just by the National Weather Service, the agency said. They rise into the stratosphere, a layer of the planet’s atmosphere that extends to a height of roughly 30 miles. The balloons used by the Weather Service are designed to rise 20 miles up — far higher than the altitude of any of the four objects detected in the past 10 days.
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After U.S. Downs UFOs, More Awareness of Balloons All Over Our Skies

As more unidentified objects were shot down by the U.S. Air Force in recent days, experts warned that there were an “endless” array of potential targets.

The only way that National Anthem could have been more patriotic is if the fly over included shooting down a #Chinesesurveillanceballoon

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WTAF?? Chinese military scientists have been studying new materials and techniques to make balloons more durable, more steerable and harder to detect and track. People’s Liberation Army researchers have also been testing balloons as potential aerial platforms from which to fire weapons.
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What China’s Military Balloons Show About Its Spying Ambitions

Chinese military scientists have been looking for ways to make them more durable, harder to detect and even to serve as platforms that fire advanced weapons.

China Sends Spy Balloons Over Military Sites Worldwide, U.S. Officials Say https://news.yahoo.com/china-sends-spy-balloons-over-190050338.html Chinese balloons have appeared over five continents — including over countries in Europe, East Asia, South Asia, North America and Latin America — in recent years #HomelandSecurity #ChineseSurveillanceBalloon
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Is the #Chinesesurveillanceballoon filled with James Comer's blow-up sex dolls? I'm just asking questions.

Person that posts about how pissed off they are about the #Chinesesurveillanceballoon on #TikTok
Yeah this is probably about how'd we'd react in #Missouri.
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