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Collaboration key to successes of NASA mission in Salina this month

Only a few people are able to fly one of the most difficult planes in the world, and not everyone can look at and interpret scientific data. For the NASA mission based in Salina this month, these two kinds of people, and many other experts, are needed to ensure its success.

Beautiful sunset at Hangar 606 after a successful flight

View from 806 during Science Flight #9 of the 2022 campaign

RF19 landing view from chase car

Ken Bowman (Texas A&M) and Barry Lefer (NASA HQ) analyzing Science Flight #8 (of the 2022 campaign)

Landing after science flight #7 of the 2022 campaign

New member of the HWV team assisting Jessica Smith (Harvard) with the checklist

Justin Jacquot and Xiaoli Shen (Purdue) prepping the PALMS instrument

Balloon Sonde Launch on Friday, June 17, 2022

Ali Ma (ER-2) giving a tour to high school students attending Fly K-State Academy

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