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Conclusion: Open Skies?,ironment. To complement our understanding of the risks and dangers of consumer drones, I conclude with a call for acknowledging the social, cultural, recreational, artistic, and educational potentials of such aerial play.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-01129-0tead of finding themselves in their grounded bodies, users speak of . the drone up in the sky. Media ecological probes into media as extensions and amputations of human faculties find expression in this phenomenon. To describe the blurring boundaries of physical and imaginative movement, I introduce the concept of dis/embodied mobilities.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137319647ly “high profile” when editing, sharing, and live-streaming their drone imagery online. Ultimately, the assemblage-perspective brings together aviation-related . socio-cultural concerns relevant for understanding recreational drone ecologies and mobilities in situ.

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Palgrave Studies in European Union Politicsally, I turn to the social relations the noisy and potentially nosy medium may establish and disrupt. These conditions of communication on the fly shape user practices of place-sensing and place-making and help expand our thinking of contemporary communication of the move.