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Dan Satterfield
Meteorologist for 42 years. Fellow of the American Meteorological Society. B.S Atmos. Physics M.S. Earth Sci. RT= Noticed only. Stood at the S. Pole too.
有兩個貼很有意思:
1. 在阿拉斯加打下來的氣球,可能是美國自己的,阿拉斯加NOME上空的一個NOAA氣球,在F-22打下球的時候,很巧合地沒有了信號
2.在加拿大上空打下來的氣球,他分析了軌跡,似乎在歐洲發射的,5-7天前,飄過了中國
Thinking it MIGHT be the #NOME NWS Balloon that was brought down near Prudhoe Bay? The sounding stopped at 100 millibars which is early. Using 35K feet the backtrack passes near Nome. Failures of NOAA balloons happen. #ChinaBalloon pic.twitter.com/gJbtk9UL7Y
— Dan Satterfield (@wildweatherdan) February 10, 2023
Re: Object brought down in #Yukon. Based on info from the Canadian Defence Minister I used hysplit to track backward upstream. Once again I get a track that crosses #China 5 to 7 days ago. This is using the altitude at shoot down. Would vary at other altitudes. #ChinaBalloon pic.twitter.com/2rzGJYLte8
— Dan Satterfield (@wildweatherdan) February 12, 2023