CNN Anderson Cooper 360 June 4, 2024 04:14:00
First of all, it flew in the eye itself. and then determine the exact position of the center. and then went out into the eyewall. it was orbiting around the eyewall at different altitudes, first of 5000 feet, then at 4000 feet, i think, then it got down as low as i think 500 feet and 200 feet. it was collecting, you know, wind measurements and, you know, information that can really help us get a better understanding of how strong the storm was. ultimately, i think will lead to some tremendous breakthroughs in the research that we can do at this air sea interface in islands that no aircraft nev...