Topic: Google's UFO Spotted Over Kentucky (Read 505 times)
When you see UFOs up close in broad daylight the question is "what the fuck am I looking at" not "hey it's an alien spacecraft".
Or someone, someday will put cameras and microphones on that thing in addition of providing internet signals. This can be easily abused as much as used in a good way.
Someday, someone going to host a torrent seed server in international sea and no country can shut it down.
Google claims they have been quietly testing high-altitude balloons which will beam broadband internet down to us from 60,000 feet.
This video is supposed to be one that got away...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpo5LsICnEY
Story on VICE/Motherboard about it:
http://motherboard.vice.com/read/google-showed-us-its-secret-internet-balloon-that-everyone-thought-was-a-ufo
I swear someday I'm going to paper the walls of my house with wire mesh to make it into a Faraday cage. Nobody really knows what all this RF radiation is doing to our bodies.
If Google is really pumping enough radio energy to transmit broadband from 60,000 feet, they should have some type of licensure from Federal Communication Commission we could track down (unless it's one of Google's black budget NSA collaborations).
This video is supposed to be one that got away...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpo5LsICnEY
Story on VICE/Motherboard about it:
http://motherboard.vice.com/read/google-showed-us-its-secret-internet-balloon-that-everyone-thought-was-a-ufo
I swear someday I'm going to paper the walls of my house with wire mesh to make it into a Faraday cage. Nobody really knows what all this RF radiation is doing to our bodies.
If Google is really pumping enough radio energy to transmit broadband from 60,000 feet, they should have some type of licensure from Federal Communication Commission we could track down (unless it's one of Google's black budget NSA collaborations).
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