🎄✨ A Magical Christmas Night at Gwangalli Beach, Busan ✨🎄

Last Sunday, Gwangalli Beach turned into a winter wonderland as the sky lit up with a breathtaking Christmas drone light show over the iconic Gwangan Bridge

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#SWBrumEVENTS – Wizard of Oz Drone Light Show
INFO/TICKETS:👉 https://bvoices.uk/4icL3WX

📅 Sat 1st March
🕚 Gates open 5pm
📍 Edgbaston Stadium - #Edgbaston
🎟️ From £14
👤 Suitable for all
ℹ️ Street Food, DJ and an amazing Drone Light Show!

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The magic of Oz hits skies across the UK this March and it starts in Brum

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The Toyko Olympics Kicked Off With an Impressive Aerial Drone Display

The Tokyo Olympics are officially underway after the opening ceremonies were held in a largely empty stadium. But the restrictions that have been put in place due to the pandemic didn't stop the ceremony from presenting a particularly impressive aerial drone display.

The impressive drone show took place towards the end of the ceremony and made use of a giant swarm of 1,824 drones which came together to form a spectacular recreation of the Earth.

"A sight was never before seen, a feat of technology and beauty. A celestial body hovering over Tokyo. In a moment and a vision for the world," NBC's Savannah Guthrie narrated on the broadcast during the display, as reported by CBS.

That's no moon…it's a #Tokyo2020 drone display! 😲#Olympics | #UnitedByEmotion | #StrongerTogether | #OpeningCeremony pic.twitter.com/bIGD4UonPO

-- #Tokyo2020 (@Tokyo2020) July 23, 2021

🚨 Drone appreciation post! 🚨

1,824 drones light up the sky above the Olympic Stadium as the #Tokyo2020 emblem seamlessly becomes a revolving globe. 😍🌏#StrongerTogether #OpeningCeremony pic.twitter.com/mcGteqdJ7n

-- Olympics (@Olympics) July 23, 2021

The show has been widely praised on social media as particularly impressive.

Another view of a giant rotating Earth made of over 1800 drones above #Olympic Stadium at #Tokyo2020 #OpeningCeremony Spectacular! pic.twitter.com/YEhxWDdctd

-- . (@ElijahKyama) July 23, 2021

Japoneses levando os drones para outro nível. Que coisa linda 😻 #OpeningCeremony #Tokyo2020 #OlimpiadasNaGkobo#OlimpiadasNoSporTV#ToquioNoBandsportspic.twitter.com/4vliDy9pdO

-- Olimpíadas On Fire (@Olimpiadas_Fire) July 23, 2021

Drones form a shape of the world during the #Tokyo2020 #OpeningCeremony, seen above the Olympic Stadium https://t.co/UMVAy6qKY2 pic.twitter.com/pYbk2n3BT7

-- Reuters (@Reuters) July 23, 2021

WOW - what a stunning drone show!

We first saw these at PyeongChang 2018, but this was next level 🔥#BBCOlympics #Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/AqDmfTIyWa

-- Nick Hope - the dyslexic journalist🎙️👨‍💻🏊🏻‍♂️ (@NickHopeTV) July 23, 2021

The drone display was programmed by intel, who also brought similar technology and spectacle to the 2018 Winter Olympics as noted by DroneDJ.

We’re here to make #Tokyo2020 all kinds of wonderful! https://t.co/kHEubfDLri pic.twitter.com/jdi5gEG78j

-- Intel (@intel) July 23, 2021

While some competitions have already been underway, the official opening ceremonies took place on Friday night in Japan and included an array of performances from famous singers including Keith Urban and John Legend. The goal of the show was to show the world and its athletes a display of connection, unity, and hope. The drones flew as a backdrop to the song Imagine, which is not the first time it has been performed at the games.

“This song reflects the values the Olympic Games stand for. It is a call for peace and brotherhood, for unity and solidarity,” IOC President Thomas Bach said. “We can only go faster, we can only aim higher, we can only become stronger, if we stand together -- in solidarity.”

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Error Causes Mass of Light Show Drones to Tumble Out of the Sky

Drones have been used as an accompaniment to fireworks or as wholesale replacements for several years and most have started and concluded without issue. But during a show in Shanghai on June 14, something went terribly awry and caused a mass of drones to unexpectedly tumble out of the sky.

As noticed by DroneDJ and reported by Kazhaji, a video that originated on Chinese social media shows how the event unfolded. The event took place in Shanghai -- over the Bund waterfront area -- and the show appears to be going as planned until a large segment of the drones simply drop out of the sky.

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Some drones are seen falling faster than others and some do not change position at all. As described in the short video and on others uploaded to Weibo, "dozens of drones" can be seen free-falling out of the sky and Kazhaji speculates that since such an incident is so rare, some kind of human error was to blame. That said, at the time of publication, no details on what exactly went wrong could be found.

Kazhaji also notes that there have been murmurs of injuries, but no specifics were provided. That note of injuries is a bit strange, as the areas underneath the drones are usually blocked off and onlookers would not see much from a position directly below the formations either. However, Kazhaji writes that some ships can be seen under the drones in this particular case, which may mean that the falling UAVs could have landed on unsuspecting people on the decks of those boats. In the video above, some drones can be seen impacting the water around the boats.

According to DroneDJ , at least one Chinese drone show company has denied its involvement, but additional details are scarce.

While rare, injuries caused by light show drones do happen. In 2018, a California woman named Monika Noumand was seriously injured when a drone that was part of a light show at Caesar's Palace apparently flew into her face without warning. As seen in the video below, it caused significant injury to her eye region.

Noumand has sued Caesar's Palace, Great Lakes Drone Company, and the drone operator for negligence. Court documents reveal both the drone company and operator denied the allegations against them and said they complied with FAA regulations.

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