    Google floats balloons for free Wi-Fi   Cecilia Kang and
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skyward  Google launches technology-laden helium balloons with
the aim of bringing the Internet to remote parts of the world.
PT0M0S 620 349  Google has a truly sky-high idea for connecting
billions of people to the internet - 19 kilometres in the air to
be exact - through giant helium balloons circling the globe that
are equipped to beam Wi-Fi signals down below.    Solar panels
and insulated electronics packages, prepared for launch.  Solar
panels and insulated electronics packages, prepared for launch.
Called Project Loon, the experimental program was hatched by
engineers at the company's top-secret Google X laboratory in
Silicon Valley, California, which invented driverless cars and
Google Glass. Some of those technologies won't immediately - or
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