Holloman AFB, Alamogordo - Stratospheric balloon launches
NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration - We're using scientific balloons to help the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) test technologies that would allow them to detect future spacecraft entering the national
Into the Stratosphere
Bildagentur | mauritius images | Project Mogul Balloon In Blimp Hangar At Lakehurst Naval Air Station,New Jersey,In Preparation For Flight. Possible Explanation For Some Ufo Sightings.
Excelsior Gondola > National Museum of the United States Air Force™ > Display
Stephen Schwartz on X: "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
Militaries have sought to use spy balloons for centuries. The real enemy is the wind
When Was The Hot Air Balloon Invented? Wild History
The Roswell Report: Case Closed, by James McAndrew—A Project Gutenberg eBook
Holloman AFB, Alamogordo - Stratospheric balloon launches
Chinese Spy Balloon Flying Over Montana: Is It a Threat?
A Brief History of Project Moby Dick, the Cold War's Least Believable Surveillance Strategy - Atlas Obscura
Why the Chinese spy balloon has been so unsettling for Americans.
Roswell incident | Overview, Theories, Hoaxes, & Facts | Britannica
Holloman AFB, Alamogordo - Stratospheric balloon launches
When Was The Hot Air Balloon Invented? Wild History
Roswell 'alien' who made woman faint was Patrick Air Force Base scientist
Skyhook balloon - Wikipedia
Thomas R. Holtz, Jr. 🦖💕 (he/him) on X: "Because not enough people know this, THESE are the original photos of the "crashed flying saucer" at Roswell, and THESE are the radar reflectors
The Roswell Report
ONR Historical Timeline 1950-1940 | Office of Naval Research
When Project Mogul met Project Helios... - Cipher Mysteries
Stratospheric balloon launch bases and sites in New Mexico, United States
