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World View balloon. One of the rarest Flightradar24 sight ever. : r/ flightradar24
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Project Loon” balloon flies over Lincoln Monday evening
Flightradar24 on X: "3 x US Air Force Stratotankers have been spotted flying over Montana. Meanwhile there are reports in media about a Chinese spy balloon flying over Montana. https://t.co/i2BJi32IXG https://t.co/zxN1q97v1A" /
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USAF Aircraft Airborne Over Montana, Monitoring Suspected Chinese Spy Balloon | Atlas News
Tracking Google (Bal)Loon(s) – programmium
Flightradar24 on X: "Another Chinese balloon over the USA? 😱😱 No, it's an American weather balloon launch near Sioux Falls. https://t.co/aFnSTFwdjX https://t.co/uTRLd2WgKR" / X
Flightradar24 on X: "Quite unusual to track a hot air balloon at 18,000 feet https://t.co/3PvjQStLub https://t.co/ItaynA8sm3" / X
Current Chinese surveillance ballon: ongoing : r/flightradar24
Chur on X: "@flightradar24 Is COBRAA47 tracking the “It's not a Chinese Balloon'? https://t.co/R0Az3ORE2a" / X
Flightradar24 on X: "The balloon wandering through US airspace isn't currently a concern for commercial traffic as it is well above where flights operate. Most commercial flights operate below 45,000 feet, with
Track Google's Project Loon Internet balloons in real time as they travel the world
