NASA’s Unmanned Global Hawk Conducts Science Missions
NASA’s unmanned Global Hawk logged four science flights over the Pacific in April as part of the Global Hawk Pacific (GloPac) mission. The aircraft, fitted with 11 science instruments, acquired and transmitted previously inaccessible data. Flights reached up to 65,000 ft. Data, downloaded in real...
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