Travel. the hurricane hunters i flew with, we fly right into the eye of the hurricane. it s called punching the eye wall. and it is an incredible moment to actually be inside of that circular motion of the inside of that belly of the beast, like you said. it is incredible to see it and experience it. but on the ground, the destruction can be enormous. it s an extremely dangerous thing for folks on the ground and frankly for you punching through the eye wall. that turbulence has to be really, really, really incredible. you have to have a good stomach to deal with that sort of thing. you have safety belts to hold yourself down. i can t underscore the importance of the work that they re doing. every little bit of detail over the open ocean becomes available to the meteorologist. so we re able to better pinpoint the forecast. so we need the data they are currently collecting. right now lieutenant chris wood is collecting that data. i want to now bring in