Topic: Phantom Eye

Boeing recently tested the "Phantom Eye," a high-altitude, long-endurance spy drone powered by hydrogen. The aircraft is designed to stay aloft at 65,000 feet for up to four days without refueling. Concerns are raised regarding the drone's onboard computer systems, which are described as "easily reprogrammable," potentially allowing for unauthorized remote takeovers or domestic surveillance.

Reports from The Guardian and Wired suggest the U.S. is researching nuclear-powered drones capable of staying airborne for months. The discussion compares these conceptual designs to the hydrogen-powered Boeing Phantom Eye and the MQ-9 Reaper. The hosts speculate on the safety and weight of small nuclear reactors for aviation and residential use.