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MichaelA
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Global Hawk Drone
      Thu Sep 27 2012 10:14 AM

A new tool is being used to investigate weather and tropical storms (most recently, TS Nadine):

NASA's Global Hawk

There was a photo taken from the Global Hawk that was posted to NASA's Facebook page taken at 54,000 ft. en route to Nadine yesterday.

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2021 “guess:” 15/8/3
2021 Actual 21/7/4

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