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It’s a separate incident with yet another object. The NOTAM in MT was lifted but will be reissued tomorrow when efforts resume to interdict the object.
Mystery objects/ Balloons over north America
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That’s interesting. Does that imply they have a solid enough radar fix to be able to determine location and vector?
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Apparently the airspace has been reopened for the time being, but there's another object they are tracking? Tanker is RTB.
Montana airspace briefly closed, FAA blames radar anomaly
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said late Saturday it has closed some airspace in Montana for Defense Department activities.www.reuters.com
Maybe fragments may reach Montana? I don't know.
Edit: KevinB beat me to it.
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It sounds like they need visual assistance for some of it, based on the way they shut the op down when it was dark.
Makes sense to me that they would want to watch it visually thunder in. Makes recovery WAY easier.
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Now there are fireballs over the Okanagan. WTH?
globalnews.ca
‘What is that?’: Strange, burning object spotted in sky over B.C. | Globalnews.ca
A soundless fireball was spotted Friday, around 7 a.m., moving across the morning sky in the Central Okanagan.
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Now there are fireballs over the Okanagan. WTH?
‘What is that?’: Strange, burning object spotted in sky over B.C. | Globalnews.ca
A soundless fireball was spotted Friday, around 7 a.m., moving across the morning sky in the Central Okanagan.
Must be Christy Clark's political career path
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NORAD now saying it detected a radar anomaly in Montana, but no object was located.
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There’s a few things that factor into it. Runway friction, predicted max engine power performance, weight, etc. Generally speaking though, colder temps = better performance and they’re likely not carrying heavier search stores (active load) or bomb bay stuff.
Suitable Alternates and weather at them is something that might factor in farther up north for On Station time ability.
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How much longer before people shouting, "Its not balloons - its Aliens!!"
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Don't look into the comments on these tweets and articles. Its already there.
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About -48h ago.
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Or it’s Biden’s/Trump’s/Trudeau’s/Harper’s/WEF/Soros’ fault.
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yesWhen they get CNXd…or when they get launched?
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Also -48 hours ago.
I've seen the "this didn't happen under Trump" comments come up.
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Of course. How silly of me to forget that one.
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Apparently 2 x F-22 and 2 X CF-18's where scrambled. Why did the F-22 shoot down the object over Cdn territory "on order of our Prime Minister"?
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