The Great Drone Hunt of 2023: Counting London's Fireworks Flyers
Ah, London fireworks! A dazzling display of light, colour, and enough booms to convince a pigeon you're about to launch a rocket (don't worry, pigeons, it's just a celebration). But this year, there was a new star in the sky: drones! Lots of them. We're talking about a sky full of whirring, blinking robo-fireflies putting on their own light show.
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So, How Many Drones Did They REALLY Use?
This is where things get interesting. Counting fireworks is easy – just look up and wince every time your uncle yells "ooh, a big one!" But drones? Those sneaky blighters can zip around the sky faster than you can say "formation Big Ben."
According to the rumour mill (read: the internet), some folks were throwing around numbers like confetti – 500? 1000? Maybe even a rogue squadron of 2000? Intrigued, we decided to dig a little deeper.
Breaking News (Not Really, But It Sounds Cool): After some intense Googling (involving several cat videos and a questionable fashion blog), we found the truth! The official number of drones used in the 2023 London fireworks display was 400.
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That's right, folks. Not a thousand, not a million, but a cool 400 drones.
But Wait, There's More! (Because Clicks)
Now, some of you eagle-eyed readers might be thinking, "Hey, that doesn't sound that impressive." Well, hold your monocle, because here's the thing: 400 drones working together can create some seriously stunning visuals. We're talking hearts, dragons, even a pixelated portrait of the Queen sipping tea (probably not, but you get the idea).
So, the next time you see a drone light show, remember: It might not be a swarm of a thousand, but those 400 little guys are putting on a heck of a performance!
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FAQ: You Asked, We (Kind Of) Answered
How to train your own drone light show team?
Maybe don't. Regulations and safety are a thing. But you can definitely enjoy drone light shows put on by professionals!
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How to tell the difference between a drone and a UFO?
QuickTip: Skim slowly, read deeply.
If it looks like it's delivering a pizza, it's probably a drone.
How to avoid getting tangled in a drone during a light show?
Stay in the designated viewing area and try not to jump for joy (too much).
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How to convince your neighbour their rogue drone isn't actually a government spy bot?
Baked goods and a friendly conversation usually do the trick.
How many drones does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Drones don't have hands, silly! But they can probably light up the whole room with their fancy formations.
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