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Elon Musk Seeks To Use Starlink Terminals In US Airspace System
SpaceX seeks to deploy Starlink satellite internet terminals to help accelerate an upgrade of the information technology networks that supports the US Federal Aviation Administration's national airspace system.
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US Reopens Lake Michigan Airspace After Closure Over "National Defense"
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced "temporary flight restrictions" over one of the Great Lakes along the US-Canada border
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China Spots Unknown Object Over Its Waters, To Shoot It Down: Report
China has spotted an unidentified object flying over waters near Qingdao and the authorities were preparing to shoot it down, The Paper reported.
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US House Unanimously Condemns China Balloon In Bipartisan Stand
US lawmakers on Thursday unanimously denounced China's use of a suspected spy balloon that flew over North America last week.
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US Says May Target Chinese Entities Linked To Spy Balloon's Incursion
The United States will explore taking action against entities connected to the Chinese military that supported the incursion by a Chinese spy balloon into U.S. airspace last week, a senior State Department official said on Thursday.
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US In Touch With Allies Over Global Chinese Balloon 'Fleet'
The United States on Wednesday said it has been in touch with allies over a global "fleet" of Chinese espionage balloons similar to the one shot down last week by the US Air Force.
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Chinese Balloon In US Airspace: 4 Things To Know
The U.S. shooting down of what Washington says was a Chinese spy balloon and Beijing says was a civilian scientific vessel accidentally blown off course has fuelled widespread questions, including about the balloon itself.
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US Working To Recover Suspected Chinese Spy Balloon
The US military said on Sunday it is searching for remnants of the suspected Chinese surveillance balloon it shot down the previous day, in a dramatic spy saga that has further strained American-Chinese relations.
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China Warns Of "Necessary Response" After US Downs Suspected Spy Balloon
The Biden administration lauded the Pentagon for shooting down an alleged Chinese spy balloon off the US Atlantic coast on Saturday, but China angrily voiced its "strong dissatisfaction" at the move and said it may make "necessary responses."
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US Shot Down Suspected Chinese Spy Balloon With Single Missile
U.S. military fighter aircraft shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon as it floated off the coast of South Carolina on Saturday, drawing to a close a dramatic saga that shone a spotlight on worsening Sino-U.S. relations.
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Highlights: US Fighter Jets Shoot Down Chinese Balloon Over Atlantic Ocean
A Chinese balloon, roughly the size of three buses, has been tracked in US airspace, the Pentagon said on Friday. It asserted that the Chinese aircraft has surveillance capabilities.
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Advocates Pressure US Congress to Let Small Drones Fly
Letting small drones fly for profit in US airspace would give a big lift to the development of unmanned aerial vehicles of all sizes, a Congressional committee heard Wednesday.
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10 News Organisations Join Drone-Test Program
Ten US media organisations including the New York Times and Washington Post announced a coalition Thursday to test drones for news gathering in collaboration with Virginia Tech University.
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Elon Musk Seeks To Use Starlink Terminals In US Airspace System
SpaceX seeks to deploy Starlink satellite internet terminals to help accelerate an upgrade of the information technology networks that supports the US Federal Aviation Administration's national airspace system.
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US Reopens Lake Michigan Airspace After Closure Over "National Defense"
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced "temporary flight restrictions" over one of the Great Lakes along the US-Canada border
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China Spots Unknown Object Over Its Waters, To Shoot It Down: Report
China has spotted an unidentified object flying over waters near Qingdao and the authorities were preparing to shoot it down, The Paper reported.
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US House Unanimously Condemns China Balloon In Bipartisan Stand
US lawmakers on Thursday unanimously denounced China's use of a suspected spy balloon that flew over North America last week.
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US Says May Target Chinese Entities Linked To Spy Balloon's Incursion
The United States will explore taking action against entities connected to the Chinese military that supported the incursion by a Chinese spy balloon into U.S. airspace last week, a senior State Department official said on Thursday.
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US In Touch With Allies Over Global Chinese Balloon 'Fleet'
The United States on Wednesday said it has been in touch with allies over a global "fleet" of Chinese espionage balloons similar to the one shot down last week by the US Air Force.
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Chinese Balloon In US Airspace: 4 Things To Know
The U.S. shooting down of what Washington says was a Chinese spy balloon and Beijing says was a civilian scientific vessel accidentally blown off course has fuelled widespread questions, including about the balloon itself.
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US Working To Recover Suspected Chinese Spy Balloon
The US military said on Sunday it is searching for remnants of the suspected Chinese surveillance balloon it shot down the previous day, in a dramatic spy saga that has further strained American-Chinese relations.
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China Warns Of "Necessary Response" After US Downs Suspected Spy Balloon
The Biden administration lauded the Pentagon for shooting down an alleged Chinese spy balloon off the US Atlantic coast on Saturday, but China angrily voiced its "strong dissatisfaction" at the move and said it may make "necessary responses."
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US Shot Down Suspected Chinese Spy Balloon With Single Missile
U.S. military fighter aircraft shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon as it floated off the coast of South Carolina on Saturday, drawing to a close a dramatic saga that shone a spotlight on worsening Sino-U.S. relations.
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Highlights: US Fighter Jets Shoot Down Chinese Balloon Over Atlantic Ocean
A Chinese balloon, roughly the size of three buses, has been tracked in US airspace, the Pentagon said on Friday. It asserted that the Chinese aircraft has surveillance capabilities.
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Advocates Pressure US Congress to Let Small Drones Fly
Letting small drones fly for profit in US airspace would give a big lift to the development of unmanned aerial vehicles of all sizes, a Congressional committee heard Wednesday.
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10 News Organisations Join Drone-Test Program
Ten US media organisations including the New York Times and Washington Post announced a coalition Thursday to test drones for news gathering in collaboration with Virginia Tech University.
