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To the person on the ground, aiming laser light into the sky may seem harmless enough, but between 2010 and last year, the FAA says 313 pilots reported injuries. The agency has been trying to stop ...

You would think that directing laser pointers at objects was something we left in 1999, but nope, people still do it. In fact, people point their lasers up at aircraft, and this happens in Houston ...