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Web log entry dated 5 September 2007

The eye of a storm

This picture is taken from the blog of L.Randy B, who flies as a hurricane hunter for NOAA. It is taken from inside the eye of Hurricane Felix when it was a category 5 storm with winds of over 160 mph. And right at the top is the moon. Weird!

Andrew Bray

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