Dramatic video footage shows drone circling and then crashing into Seattle’s Space Needle| GeekWire

by Alex Kirkpatrick

12 January 2017

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Dramatic footage shot by a drone circling Seattle’s Space Needle shows workers preparing for the recent New Year’s Eve fireworks display — right up until the remote-controlled craft crashes into the iconic, 605-foot structure…

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