Anomalies on Flightradar

Web service for tracking and information on aircraft uses technology called ADS-B. Aircraft equipped with ADS-B transponder during the flight, about every second generates and sends the broadcast (at a frequency of 1090 MHz) broadcast open the radio message, which contains the date of actual departure data exact coordinates (determined by GPS), current speed, altitude and other information. At the moment, ADS-B transponders fitted to all new passenger and cargo planes, and they are partially set in the old, and only a small part is installed at military and private aircraft. The data on the website comes from radar connected to the system ADS-B. Thus, the site is available data those companies who are using this system. The vast majority of receivers installed by Amateurs and volunteers in their apartments, homes and other places and connected through the Internet to the server where to send the data. One ADS-B receiver can receive information from a flying aircraft at a distance of from 100 to 400 km (depending on the receiver and its antenna). The service covers over 90% of Europe. Partial coverage is in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, middle East, Japan, Ukraine, Russia, Belarus and many other countries.

In connection with the principles and features of operation of the service, it can give errors because of the unrealistic speed of the object, its coordinates.

As phenomena, presumably displayed by this service can be called not only UFOs, but Anomalous zones, if we are talking about the famous and real aircraft.

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