Credit: U.S. Department of Defense
North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) in the days since the Chinese high-altitude spy balloon was spotted has adjusted velocity and altitude restrictions on radars, possibly causing the increase in unidentified objects spotted and shot down, officials said shortly after the fourth such...
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