Re:
https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/06/politics ... index.html
"Pentagon says it had ‘an awareness gap’ that led to failure to detect 3 Chinese balloons"
"there are several factors – like their altitude and speed – that make detecting the spy balloons difficult ... They fly very, very high, very, very slow ... Their dynamics, their trajectory, their flight behavior complicates the ability to know exactly where one is at any particular moment"
"the balloon was 200 feet tall, with a payload the size of a regional jet weighing over a couple thousand pounds"

A seeming disconnect, especially since smaller satellites can be tracked
But the offical narrative is usually what we should believe.

Other articles online claim that it's "much ado about nothing"
since weather balloons are floating everywhere these days. However,
a balloon with its own guidance and propulsion is an "air craft" -
not a balloon (and should abide by that air space rules, IMO).
Re:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... ed-on.html
"F-22 that shot down spy balloon is pictured taking off as it's revealed U2 spy planes tracked it ...
but Pentagon dismissed it as UFOs"

Apparently, more "narrative" considering the much faster speeds of most UFOs.
Rod
