A drone crashed into a commercial plane in the UK this week as it departed Heathrow. No injuries were incurred, and the plane landed fine, contrary to the reputation of regulatory drone management. Rules and regulations are in place, but rarely followed by remote controlled enthusiasts. Frozen turkeys, literally, are used to test the effects of bird collisions on plane engines and thrown into plane engines, but no tests have started yet for testing drone crashes - to date. Drones are now being programmed to capture other drones using nets! Crazy. Mass drone hunting conducted by programmed drones is like imagining Arnold Swarznegger 'Terminators' going fishing for dinner at genetically engineered salmon airborne fisheries. I wonder if the current drone craze is a faze that will fizz out like the 1980's Rubiks Cube. Or Millie Vanilli (both members were lip -synching battery operated jive turkeys). Well if so, 'Blame it on the Rain.'
Bye.
