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Clearing the Air on New Jersey’s Drone Sightings
- Despite widespread claims, the evidence simply doesn’t support the existence of large drones in our night skies.
- What we are witnessing instead is a combination of misidentification, media amplification, and a sociological phenomenon.
- Eyewitness reports and videos overwhelmingly point to misidentification, and the large drones claimed to be seen have turned out to be airplanes, small drones, or celestial objects.
- Federal tracking software also provides data that should dispel the myth of a coordinated fleet of large drones.
- The situation can be attributed to a case of “Mass Sociogenic Technophobia”—a modern form of shared panic driven by fear of technology.
- False narratives about drone sightings risk stalling industry progress, and overreaction to unfounded claims could result in restrictive regulations that stifle innovation and economic opportunity.
- It’s time for leadership from the FAA and federal agencies to communicate clearly and authoritatively that there is no credible evidence of large drones operating over New Jersey.
- The answer to the drone sightings in New Jersey appears to be misidentification with airplanes, small drones, or planets appearing unusually bright.
- Drone industry has a lot to offer, we need facts not speculation for innovation and progress.
- For the sake of safety, progress, and innovation, it’s time to put this story to rest.
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