NASA, working with government and industry partners, is testing a system that would make it possible for unmanned aircraft to fly routine operations in United States airspace.
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Astronomers using NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory have discovered the largest and brightest set of rings from X-ray light echoes ever observed. These extraordinary rings, produced by an intense flare from a neutron star, provide astronomers a rare chance to determine how far across the Milky Way galaxy the star is from Earth.
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Tropical Storm Dolphin transitioned into an extra-tropical storm and Aqua captured an image of the storm on its way toward the Sea of Okhotsk.
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Clouds associated with former Hurricane Andres swirl far west of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula.
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Today, June 10, the remnant moisture from Blanca is now over New Mexico where it is expected to generate some isolated to scattered thunderstorms.
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Tropical Cyclone Ashobaa made landfall along Oman’s eastern coast early on June 12, 2015 (EDT), as NASA’s Terra satellite passed overhead.
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Former Hurricane Carlos is now just a memory as the former tropical cyclone dissipated over western Mexico early on June 18.
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The newest addition to a venerable line of ocean-monitoring satellites has arrived at its launch site in California to prepare for its launch in August.
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NASA’s Aqua satellite gathered infrared data on Tropical Storm Kujira as it moved in a northerly direction in the South China Sea on June 22.
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Tropical Depression Bill continues to be a soaker as it travels in an east-northeasterly direction from Arkansas toward the Ohio Valley.
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