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Aerosonde: Tiny un-crewed aircraft, first to take 'continuous data' flying into hurricanes
Irani | Sep 14 2006
he tiny aircraft weigh just 15 kilograms 33 pounds o so and can be launched from atop a truck image aerosondenoaa
How do the fierce hurricanes gain their strength? To explore this, many small unmanned autonomous vehicles are being sent to the eye of the fierce hurricane surface layers. But, it is for the first time a small un-crewed aircraft -- called an...
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