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Conundrum
Tue Aug 19 2014, 05:58PM Print
Conundrum Registered Member #96 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:37PM
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Yeah, this is what happens when you don't consider what else might be using that airspace.
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Carbon_Rod
Tue Aug 19 2014, 08:45PM
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Solar plant... and a KFC...
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Patrick
Wed Aug 20 2014, 05:37AM
Patrick Registered Member #2431 Joined: Tue Oct 13 2009, 09:47PM
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In-flight KFC...


i also like how the company says 1000, the enviros' say 28k... typical. Could be one the other or way worse.
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dexter
Wed Aug 20 2014, 06:34AM
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similar things happened although at a much lower scale in UK with a building in London that can melt cars (only the plastic component) and with a concave mirror sculpture which is rumored to fry pigeons
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Patrick
Wed Aug 20 2014, 05:18PM
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would there be a sensory capability to detect and track these events, thus categorizing type and nature of the streamer? I think Google should pay my community college to find out. (out of social and enviro-responsibility.) we students could put a program together to monitor the streamer time and location, then based on decent of the object (likely dead a body), then a search of the area could retrieve said body and identify species and what not.


i doubt if trash and bugs make up the majority of the streamers, as it just seems to unlikely.
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Steve Conner
Thu Aug 21 2014, 07:10AM
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I'm sure Google or Amazon could make a device that tracks birds in the immediate area with radar and if one is heading for the beam, the system sends a quadcopter to chase it away. smile
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Patrick
Thu Aug 21 2014, 08:49PM
Patrick Registered Member #2431 Joined: Tue Oct 13 2009, 09:47PM
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how would you make the detection before the bird is food? a bird is small and wouldnt really reflect radio waves till about 60ghz right?

maybe laser light, harmless but visible to birds would scare them off? aimed right in there face to scare them.
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dexter
Thu Aug 21 2014, 10:07PM
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i think they should build giant scarecrows around the facility... no need for any high tech solutions...
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