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Stephen Schwartz on Twitter: "Project MOGUL used “trains” of high-altitude balloons more than 650 feet long, radar reflectors (to assist in tracking), and acoustic sensors to detect distant blasts. Numerous tests of
Roswell 'alien' who made woman faint was Patrick Air Force Base scientist
China balloon: Many questions about suspected spy in the sky
