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How high-tech spy balloons became so popular for aerial surveillance

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February 12, 2023
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Military interest in balloon surveillance had been increasing even before a Chinese-launched balloon wandered across the continental US



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11 February 2023

By Jeremy Hsu

High-tech surveillance balloons are on the rise

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Surveillance balloons are having a moment – even beyond the recent Chinese spy balloon fiasco.

The US and UK militaries are increasingly funding projects to build high-tech surveillance balloons that operate at nearly 20 kilometres up in the air. And though Chinese officials have said that the balloon at the centre of the recent incident was a weather-monitoring balloon and not a spy balloon, China has also been putting a greater focus on surveillance balloons.

“You can fit a lot more surveillance capacity on a …



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