N351WQ, N352WQ, N353WQ, N354WQ, N355WQ, N356WQ, N357WQ, N358WQ, N359WQ, N360WQ, N361WQ, N362WQ, N363WQ, N364WQ, N365WQ, N366WQ, N367WQ, N368WQ, N369WQ, N370WQ, N441FQ, N442FQ, N443FQ, N444FQ, N445FQ, N446FQ, N448FQ, N449FQ, N450FQ, N451FQ, N452FQ, N453FQ, N454FQ, N455FQ, N456FQ, N457FQ, N458FQ , N459FQ , N460FQ, N461FQ .
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
US Space Register?
On August 06th, the FAA Office of Commercial Space Transportation reserved 40 N-numbers. This division of the FAA approves any commercial rocket launch operations, and for the first time have officially blocked a series of N-numbers. It will be interesting to see how many will be eventually identified.
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n448fq and n451fq are currently above Oregon at 120k ft with effectively zero separation for what it's worth.
I have not seen weather balloons with N-numbers before, but this is how they appear on ADSBexchange.com
correction to my above comment:
n448fq is actually being displayed as a drone, while n451fq is a balloon but neither moves at more than single-digit speeds. They have gained a good deal of separation as well.
For what it’s worth n448fq 449, 450, & 451 are all 4(?) cruising at approx 43k at 64-67knt just north of the Ochoco Mts of Oregon.just north of Mitchell, OR at 0817pst 3dec21. Not sure what these things are so I’m gonna go find out.
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