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How Much of the Sky Do You Own?

机译:您拥有多少天空?

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The drones are coming! But before they can start flying low over private property to deliver packages, their owners might have to navigate a legal doctrine established in a quirky case involving chicken farmers and an iconoclastic U.S. Supreme Court justice. In 1934, Thomas and Tinie Causby bought 2.8 acres next to a small airfield near Greensboro, North Carolina, and started raising hens (to produce eggs) and young chickens (to be sold as fryers). At the time, the airport was, in Thomas' words, "just a little old landing field,"and his business prospered. But after World War Ⅱ erupted, the United States leased the field as a military airbase. Four-engine bombers and other airplanes flew over the Causby property day and night, descending to as low as 83 feet-a mere 67 feet above their home-on the glide-slope to the runway. "They would swoop down so close to the house that it seemed they were taking the roof off," testified Tinie Causby.
机译:无人机来了!但是,在他们开始低空掠夺私人财产以交付包裹之前,他们的所有者可能必须审视在涉及鸡农和破例的美国最高法院法官的古怪案件中确立的法律学说。 1934年,Thomas和Tinie Causby在北卡罗来纳州格林斯伯勒附近的一个小型飞机场附近买了2.8英亩土地,并开始饲养母鸡(生产鸡蛋)和幼小鸡(作为炸锅出售)。用托马斯(Thomas)的话说,当时的机场“只是一个旧的着陆场”,他的生意蒸蒸日上。但是在第二次世界大战爆发后,美国将其租用作为军事空军基地。四引擎轰炸机和其他飞机昼夜在Causby财产上空飞行,下降至83英尺(仅比其住所高67英尺),滑向跑道。蒂妮·考斯比(Tinie Causby)作证说:“他们会俯冲而下,离屋子很近,以致好像要把屋顶拆除。”

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    《Air and Space》 |2016年第2期|20-20|共1页
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