The blimp, which was unmanned, had a sophisticated camera mounted underneath that could swivel 360 degrees and film up to a mile away.
Unfortunately, the outer skin would rip and tear in rain or windy weather.
The blimp was given a low-key launch as senior officers insisted it was a ‘covert intelligence tool’ – despite being the size of a truck.
News and Commentary for April 19, 2024
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So, no one ever thought to test this thing to see how it responded to different weather conditions? I take it this gizmo has small manuevering motors,but nothing major.
Y'know, it doesn't really take a genius to figure out that it might not do wind/rain/snow all that well?
Maybe this will be a lesson..the universe may be tring to tell'em something.
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