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Global Collaboration Leads to New Discoveries in Lightning Research

New observations from NASA will help scientists gain further insight into how lightning forms and better predict when storms will turn severe.

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NASA flew a high-altitude airplane into storms to study lightning

The ER-2 aircraft was able to fly into thunderstorms to make observations that could help scientists better predict when storms could turn severe.

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Nasa: NASA flew spy plane right into thunderstorms to predict lightning

Science News: NASA pilots recently embarked on a mission to study thunderstorms by flying directly into them. The purpose of the mission was to gain new insights in

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NASA flew a high-altitude airplane into storms to study lightning

The ER-2 aircraft was able to fly into thunderstorms to make observations that could help scientists better predict when storms could turn severe.

United statesTimothy langNikolai ostgaardAirborne science programNational weather serviceUs naval research laboratoryUniversity of bergenMarshall space flight centerCenters for diseaseArmstrong flight research centerInternational space stationDisease controlNational weatherResearch laboratoryAirborne lightning observatoryEye simulator

NASA flew a spy plane into thunderstorms to help predict severe weather: How it works

The ER-2 aircraft was able to fly into thunderstorms to make observations that could help scientists better predict when storms could turn severe.

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