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  <title>Into The Eye Of The Storm | Episode 18</title>
  <description>The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season has been so intense, it just ran out of storm names – it also means this has been a demanding season for&amp;amp;nbsp;a team of dedicated researchers that get closer to the storms than any others on the planet. Hurricane hunters intentionally fly into the most violent storms on earth - and 2020 has seen a record number of them. &amp;quot;It's like a wooden roller coaster.&amp;quot; Says Nick Underwood, an aerospace engineer with the National&amp;amp;nbsp;Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), &amp;quot;a lot of vibrations and sometimes you will be tossed to the side.&amp;quot; Underwood flies into hurricanes to gather data by releasing specialized electronics. Dropping at a speed of 2,500 feet per minute, the components provide a real-time analysis of what the storms&amp;amp;nbsp;are doing, where they're heading and how severe they may become. Strap in, and join us as we fly &amp;quot;Into the Eye of the Storm&amp;quot;, on this episode of the&amp;amp;nbsp;Big Blue Marble. </description>
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