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Drone shows are meant to be the future of celebration as they’re a cleaner alternative to fireworks that don’t terrorize every animal within a five-mile radius. That’s not quite true when these shows go wrong and thousands of drones start falling from the sky, however, as was the case in China earlier this month.
A drone and firework show in China went disastrously wrong when around 2,000 of the quad-copters went haywire and started falling from the sky, reports Australia’s ABC News. The show in the mainland city of Quanzhou was hosted by artist Cai Guo-Qiang and was supposed to show off the history, culture and women of the region.
To do this, Guo-Qiang paired a fleet of thousands of flying drones with a firework display and lights, which attracted huge crowds to watch. Things got off to a promising start . . .
NJ and NY need some of them anti drone guns.
I've seen some of the drone shows on TV and they are very impressive.
A drone and firework show in China went disastrously wrong when around 2,000 of the quad-copters went haywire and started falling from the sky, reports Australia’s ABC News. The show in the mainland city of Quanzhou was hosted by artist Cai Guo-Qiang and was supposed to show off the history, culture and women of the region.
To do this, Guo-Qiang paired a fleet of thousands of flying drones with a firework display and lights, which attracted huge crowds to watch. Things got off to a promising start . . .
NJ and NY need some of them anti drone guns.
I've seen some of the drone shows on TV and they are very impressive.
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