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NASA's DC-8, Global Hawk Converge Over Hurricane Earl
Convergent flight paths of NASA's Global Hawk and DC-8 environmental science aircraft over Hurricane Earl on Sept. 2.
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NASA Tops Off Earl Research with Historic Global Hawk Flight
NASA completed a historic day for its hurricane research on Thursday as it put the Global Hawk over Earl, marking the first time the unmanned drone flew over a fully formed hurricane.
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NASA Science Aircraft Monitor Hurricane Earl on Sept. 2
NASA science aircraft involved in the aerospace agency's GRIP mission are tracking the path and intensity of Hurricane Earl off the U.S. east coast.
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NASA Hurricane Researchers Eye Earl's Eye
Two advanced weather instruments from JPL are busy flying above Hurricane Earl, as NASA's field campaign to study how hurricanes form and intensify continues.
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NASA Science Aircraft Monitoring Hurricane Earl
All three of NASA's environmental science aircraft involved in the aerospace agency's GRIP hurricane research campaign are tracking Earl.
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Tracking NASA's DC-8 in the Heart of Hurricane Earl
This is a screen capture tracking NASA's DC-8 aircraft as it flew into Hurricane Earl on September 1 during NASA's Genesis and Rapid Intensification Processes (GRIP) Mission.
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NASA's Global Hawk in the Eye of Hurricane Earl on September 2
This photo of Hurricane Earl's eye was taken from the HDVis camera on the underside of the Global Hawk aircraft during the morning of Thursday, Sept. 2 at 13:05 UTC (9:05 a.m. EDT).
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NASA Science Aircraft Monitoring Hurricane Earl
All three of NASA's environmental science aircraft involved in the aerospace agency's GRIP hurricane research campaign are in the air this week ...
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Global Hawk Drone Flies Over Frank
NASA's Global Hawk drone aircraft flew through the heart of Tropical Storm Frank this past weekend.
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GRIP Catches Earl
The eye of Hurricane Earl in the Atlantic Ocean is seen from NASA’s DC-8 research aircraft, Monday, Aug. 30, 2010.