Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder where they got the technology to do this. Do you think they stole it from us?
China is clearly projecting it's military prowess these days everywhere around the world, but they will step on Superman's cape here pretty soon and get slapped down pretty hard by the big kid on the block.
Its a freakin balloon. There is nothing technologically advanced about it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder where they got the technology to do this. Do you think they stole it from us?
China is clearly projecting it's military prowess these days everywhere around the world, but they will step on Superman's cape here pretty soon and get slapped down pretty hard by the big kid on the block.
A country with a population bigger than ours, the largest economy in the world, a strong work ethic, and an excellent education system? They developed it themselves.
What?? Ours is by far the largest economy in the world.
Look, I don't have faith in too many American institutions these days, but I do have faith in our military if push comes to shove. And so do the Chinese, believe me. That's why they try these little aggressions - they know they're not ready for an actual conflict with us.
Anonymous wrote:I wonder where they got the technology to do this. Do you think they stole it from us?
China is clearly projecting it's military prowess these days everywhere around the world, but they will step on Superman's cape here pretty soon and get slapped down pretty hard by the big kid on the block.
Anonymous wrote:
Does anyone think that maybe the balloon has little actual intelligence value and was put up just to foment more domestic political division (as evidenced by this thread)?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder where they got the technology to do this. Do you think they stole it from us?
China is clearly projecting it's military prowess these days everywhere around the world, but they will step on Superman's cape here pretty soon and get slapped down pretty hard by the big kid on the block.
A country with a population bigger than ours, the largest economy in the world, a strong work ethic, and an excellent education system? They developed it themselves.
What?? Ours is by far the largest economy in the world.
Look, I don't have faith in too many American institutions these days, but I do have faith in our military if push comes to shove. And so do the Chinese, believe me. That's why they try these little aggressions - they know they're not ready for an actual conflict with us.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I wonder where they got the technology to do this. Do you think they stole it from us?
China is clearly projecting it's military prowess these days everywhere around the world, but they will step on Superman's cape here pretty soon and get slapped down pretty hard by the big kid on the block.
A country with a population bigger than ours, the largest economy in the world, a strong work ethic, and an excellent education system? They developed it themselves.
Anonymous wrote:
Does anyone think that maybe the balloon has little actual intelligence value and was put up just to foment more domestic political division (as evidenced by this thread)?
Anonymous wrote:
Does anyone think that maybe the balloon has little actual intelligence value and was put up just to foment more domestic political division (as evidenced by this thread)?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Supposedly it’ll be gone in a couple of days. How do they know that? Did they make a deal with China?
Because it's a bubble in the wind, it can't steer and our wind models show it blowing out into the Atlantic somewhere south of Virginia by the end of the week.
Reports indicate that yes, it can steer.
No, it can't steer. It's traveling *exactly* where the HYSPLIT wind trajectory model said it would.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Supposedly it’ll be gone in a couple of days. How do they know that? Did they make a deal with China?
Because it's a bubble in the wind, it can't steer and our wind models show it blowing out into the Atlantic somewhere south of Virginia by the end of the week.
Reports indicate that yes, it can steer.
Anonymous wrote:I wonder where they got the technology to do this. Do you think they stole it from us?
China is clearly projecting it's military prowess these days everywhere around the world, but they will step on Superman's cape here pretty soon and get slapped down pretty hard by the big kid on the block.
Anonymous wrote:I wonder where they got the technology to do this. Do you think they stole it from us?
China is clearly projecting it's military prowess these days everywhere around the world, but they will step on Superman's cape here pretty soon and get slapped down pretty hard by the big kid on the block.