CLINTON, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA - A high-altitude research aircraft from NASA flew over British Columbia's wildfires over the weekend in a bid to better understand weather events generated by large
CLINTON, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA - A high-altitude research aircraft from NASA flew over British Columbia’s wildfires over the weekend in a bid to better understand weather events generated by large blazes.
Online aviation tracking shows the ER-2 plane flew back and forth over B.C.‘s southern Interior more than a dozen times on Saturday on a flight of more than six hours that took off from Great Falls, Mont.
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