BBCNEWS Panorama June 4, 2024 12:50:00
Sift through millions of satellite images to locate the balloon. looking for something that's maybe a0 metres across and we're looking for that in millions and millions and millions of square kilometres of earth's surface. after processing a vast amount of satellite data, the ai programme shed new light on the location of the balloon before it was shot down. so you see the bright side of the balloon and then you see the dark side of the balloon. just like you see the dark side of the moon. from here, corey tracked the balloon back to the most likely launch site — hainan island in the south c...