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It’s the way that they want to resolve it. It’s honestly just not what people use in government that site is more for visitors than anyone. The FAQs show the huge issue with it.
It’s why when I did the last one I didn’t use the wording they used because it’s a problem.
It’s highly disappointing to see what th response has been from Predyx given the extremely problematic way it wants it to be proven. Polymarket and Kelshi are having a terrible time on social media because of how bad the working was
Exactly. Should we be aware and start working ahead of time in case that changes? Yep but it doesnt mean to blow up everything
This isnt just climate change research though. Science mission include the Voyager probes, the Mars landers, and our lunar orbiters which we really need if we are going to return to the moon among a ton of others!
I cant believe I forgot about James Webb is also another Science Mission at NASA. Here is a list of them.
Bold claim without any evidence but whatever makes you feel good about yourself. Clearly open borders were much safer and drugs were not to bad
Now that it is lifted I expect it will only be today maybe tomorrow that the travel is a little wonky. Airport personal have to report to the airport even during a NOTAM so its only the passengers that are affected
Well they downed drones which means they hijacked the frequency and that is super super dangerous for landing and taking off commercial plans.
Like I posted to someone below a 10 day shouldnt have been issued they should have gone with a TTP I believe it is called.
So not sure if you are aware but drone's have for years now been disruptive enough. Airports across the world have had issues with drones almost hitting planes and the tech we have to disable them messes with frequencies.... taking off and landing planes is HEAVILY dependent on that so that is just asking for an accident to happen.
While the 10 day NATOM was overkill and leads me to wonder if they are going to set up more permeant anti drone tech shutting down the air space was easily the smartest and safest measure to make. It just should have been temporary and I am sure since DOW and FAA have already begun talking about the incident (which included multiple drones mind you) we will see what happened and what counter measure were taken.
So I have found more info I wanted to share. This is believed to be tied to the Pentagon’s use of counter-drone technology to address Mexican drug cartels’ use of drones along the U.S.-Mexico border. More importantly unlike many NOTAM's airlines are cleared to fly over the space if they are flying ABOVE 18,000 ft. Allowing airlines to still cross the airspace if they are flying this high would track if there is something going on with drone tech.
The airport is only 12 miles from Juarez, Mexico so 10 miles likely places it not only at the boarder but also were the US would have firm control of the airspace. They can't really ban Mexico from doing things in its country.... well at least legally speaking.
I mean it takes out an international airport that had 3.5 million go through it last year. It’s the unexpected no heads up about it that’s significant. This hasn’t happened in modern aviation history
In a highly highly speculative context since the cartels do not have a ton of air power exactly so in theory this could be done to prevent the airport from being a juicy easy target for small arms fire
I appreciate making it right and just to show I’m not crazy here is a screenshot I took a half an hour ago of the website. It’s supposed to operate as the DC so eastern time zone but it was labeled as one from the future lol