VIDEO: Texans Light Up the Night With Drones, 700-Foot Eagle, Giant Astronaut—Here’s How They Do It

VIDEO: Texans Light Up the Night With Drones, 700-Foot Eagle, Giant Astronaut—Here’s How They Do It
Courtesy of Sky Elements Drone Shows
Michael Wing
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Dinosaurs in the sky. Astronauts looming like skyscrapers overhead. Batman in the clouds. With the advent of drones, pyrotechnics has seen advances that are simply mind-melting.

Days ago, Seattle’s Space Needle came alive in lights with a floating 3D version of said iconic tower during MLB’s All-Star Week. In other cities, drones have conjured Super Mario Bros over San Diego and UFOs over Roswell. The celebratory night sky will never look the same.
Michael Wing
Michael Wing
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Michael Wing is a writer and editor based in Calgary, Canada, where he was born and educated in the arts. He writes mainly on culture, human interest, and trending news.
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