CLEAN : US Army radar blimp draws criticism from privacy advocates

The video discusses a blimp equipped with the US Army's latest anti-missile technology, hovering over Maryland. It can monitor a wide range of vehicles and stay airborne for a month. Privacy advocates have raised concerns about potential surveillance capabilities, leading to a lawsuit. The Army insists there are no cameras on the blimp and emphasizes its role in public safety. Future funding depends on public opinion, with a second test planned.

What was revealed about the technology used in the blimp from the documents provided?

What are the implications of the blimp's ability to track movements without video surveillance?