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NASA sends specialized aircraft from Houston to Texas Hill Country to help with flood recovery
The federal space agency said two of its WB-57 aircraft departed from Ellington Field on Wednesday to conduct aerial surveys of the Guadalupe River and surrounding areas in Central Texas, where more than 120 people have died and at least that many were still considered missing as of Thursday.
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NASA is sharing data directly with emergency teams to aid search and rescue, and support decision-making and resource ...
Two aircraft from the space agency are surveying the disaster area after clouds obscured images from satellites.
Following deadly July Fourth floods in South Central Texas, NASA's WB-57 and UAVSAR aircraft are collecting high-resolution imagery to accelerate emergency response efforts.
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